* Munich - Electric truck takes up delivery duties for BMW in
-- BMW's electric truck has been let loose on the Munich roads, ready to take up service delivering materials between supplier SCHERM and BMW's manufacturing plant. The 40 ton (36 tonne) truck has a range of 100 km (62 mi), allowing it to work all day without needing a charge. The truck will be recharged on fully renewable energy sources... The Terberg truck the BMW electric 40 ton load hauler is based on the Type YT202-EV 4x2 from Dutch manufacturer Terberg, the all-electric truck takes between three and four hours to charge and will complete the 2 km (1.2 mi) trip between SCHERM and BMW eight times a day, for a total daily commute of just 16 km. While the distances may be relatively short, the trucks are doing some seriously heavy hauling, and the environmental benefits of not using diesel powered trucks on that route are significant...
(Image: BMW's electric truck can cover 100 km on one charge) -- Munich, Germany - Gizmag, by Scott Collie - July 6, 2015Labels: electric truckmakers news
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