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Heavy-duty IVECO S-eWay features up to 500km range and 350kW rapid charging capabilities, providing a solution for regional applications and an extensive portion of artic 4x2 vocational missions

Heavy-duty IVECO S-eWay features up to 500km range and 350kW rapid charging capabilities, providing a solution for regional applications and an extensive portion of artic 4x2 vocational missions

Published on 15 Nov 2023 • 2 min read

IVECO S-eWay offers a 500km range, 350kW fast charging, dual-motor eAxle, regenerative braking, and enhanced driver ergonomics.

Capable of satisfying an extensive selection of missions, such as hub-to-hub or hub-to-city, the all-electric IVECO S-eWay features a range of up to 500km. This vehicle is powered by an innovative battery system consisting of nine 82kWh batteries totalling 738kWh.

Fast charging at up to 350kW, S-eWay can recharge 80% of battery SOC in 90 minutes. These batteries have been tested in real-world conditions, facing extreme temperature from -30 to +50°C to perfect the advanced thermal management system.

The 4x2 S-eWay tractor unit is powered by a dual-motor eAxle by FPT Industrial, IVECO's sister Brand specialised in advanced powertrain technologies, producing 480kW continuous power and 1,800Nm of torque.

Not only does the eAxle grant best-in-class dynamic performance, but its compact design allows all battery modules to reside within the chassis – negating the need for a battery ‘backpack’ on the cab. This packaging enables IVECO S-eWay operators to take full advantage of trailer lengths and minimise the turning circle.

Six regenerative braking drive modes will help maximise efficiency while giving the driver greater control over drivetrain behaviour.

The spacious cab features impressive levels of storage, a focus on ergonomics, and a suite of technology. A large

12.8-inch digital driver’s display has been designed to show only the most relevant information to reduce cognitive load.

A class-leading 17-inch infotainment display provides a rich user interface that is easy to navigate thanks to larger icons. A heavy truck specific navigation system highlights route restrictions based on trailer weight, load size, and hazardous material classification. eDaily ‘more than electric’ now boasts 50kW ePTO and fourth battery option for extra versatility

eDaily is renowned for its innovative modular battery technology, giving it a range of up to 400km in urban real-world usage, and a fourth battery can now be configured on 72C 7.2 tonne GVW 5100mm chassis cab models.

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