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DeepWay Star 6x4

DeepWay's heavy electric tractor, shown in Hanover as a 6x4 and a 4x2: 600 kWh LFP, 540 kW, about 420 km on a charge. The only price on record is Thai: 6.55 million baht, about €170,000. Before it can be costed for a European fleet, it still needs European type approval, a European price and a consumption figure.

Battery600 kWh
Range420 km
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General 6 / 15

ModelDeepWay also shows a 4x2 tractor (513 kWh, 360 kW) in HanoverStar 6x4↗ ↗
Vehicle typee.g. tractor, rigidBattery-electric heavy tractor unit↗ ↗
Axle configuration6x4↗ ↗
Gross combination weightnot published
Kerb weight, tractorThe 4x2 weighs 9,800 kg11900 kg↗
Payload, with a standard trailernot published
Payload if the Council position on 96/53/EC is adoptednot published
Drive-axle load at maximum payloadnot published
Overall length, tractorNot published; Transportmedia says the 6x4 is almost 8 m longnot published
Overall widthnot published
Overall heightnot published
WheelbaseThe 4x2 has a 5,000 mm wheelbase4550 mm↗
Turning radius, minimumnot published
Top speedEU limiter is 90not published
Clean-sheet electric design or converted diesel platformGround-up design as an electric truck, per DeepWay↗

Battery 5 / 9

Battery capacity, installed (gross)The 4x2 has 513 kWh600 kWh↗ ↗
Battery capacity, usablenot published
Cell chemistryLFP, NMC …LFP (lithium iron phosphate)↗
Cell supplierCATL↗
System voltagenot published
Pack architecturenot published
Battery life, ratedAs given at the Thai launchUp to 8 years or 4,500 cycles, about 1.6 million km, with less than 30 % capacity loss↗
Operating temperature, battery and thermal systemnot published
Battery warrantyThai market; no European warranty published6 years or 1,200,000 km↗

Range and energy 3 / 8

Range, as claimedTransportmedia gives about 420 km; the Thai launch says more than 440 km at full load. DeepWay's own site gives 419 km for a 500 kWh version under China's CHTC-TT test cycle at 43 t; Electrek (May 2026) quotes more than 500 km, and 400 km at a full 49 t420 km↗
Range, favourable conditionsnot published
Range, real-worldnot published
Range test conditionGCW, speed, temperature, routeFull load (Thai launch, 440 km)↗
Energy consumption1.2 = 120 kWh per 100 km on DeepWay's own spec table (China; conditions not stated; the same figure is given for the smaller StarWay); 1.3 = Thai launch. No European figure1.2 / 1.3 kWh/km↗ ↗
Test fleet mileagenot published
Drag coefficient (Cd)not published
Regenerative braking, peaknot published

Charging 2 / 6

DC charge portsElectrek: about 30 minutes that way. Transportmedia: the 4x2 can also swap batteries, the 6x4 cannotTwo DC charging plugs used at the same time↗
Max DC charge powerPublished as a current, not a power: DC charging at 500 A (Transportmedia)not published
Charge time 20–80 %0 to 80 % (not 20–80 %), on DeepWay's own spec table, which gives the same time for the smaller StarWay; charging power not stated. In Hanover the DC charging was given as 500 A (Transportmedia)36 min↗
Megawatt Charging System (MCS)not published
AC chargingnot published
Vehicle-to-grid / bidirectionalyes / nonot published

Powertrain 3 / 7

Motor layoutThe 4x2 has a 'distributed' drive axle, with its two motors mounted separately (Transportmedia)Integrated e-axle with two motors↗ ↗
Continuous powerTwo motors of 138 kW rated each, on DeepWay's own spec table (Chinese-market Star 6x4). The same table gives identical motor, consumption and charging figures for the smaller StarWay, so treat with care276 kW↗
Peak powerTransportmedia, for the truck shown in Hanover; the 4x2 has 360 kW. DeepWay's own site gives two motors of 290 kW peak each (580 kW) for the Chinese-market Star 6x4540 kW↗
Peak torquenot published
Transmissionnot published
Gradeability, maximumnot published
Acceleration 0–80 km/h at GCWnot published

Safety 1 / 2

Truck safety ratingnot published
Driver assistance (ADAS)Level 2 driver assistance (Phecda Pilot) as standard↗ ↗

Cab and equipment 0 / 5

Cab typenot published
Standard equipmentnot published
Power take-off (ePTO)not published
Driver positionleft, right, centrenot published
Tyresnot published

Service and warranty 0 / 5

Service intervalnot published
Vehicle warrantyyears / kmnot published
Service network in Europenot published
Over-the-air updatesyes / nonot published
Telematics / fleet portalnot published

Production and market 4 / 12

Production / assemblynot published
Key suppliersCATL (battery), ZF (among the European suppliers named)↗ ↗
First customernot published
Homologation in the EUDeepWay says the truck meets European market-access requirements and uses parts from certified European suppliers such as ZF; type approval itself is not confirmedNot yet confirmed↗
Availability in EuropeOrder now, deliveries from …not published
Trucks delivered to dateBy May 2026, to customers in China, Thailand, New Zealand, Australia and a few other countries: 509 in 2023, 3,002 in 2024, 8,020 in 2025 (Electrek, 9 May 2026). Earlier: 6,400 in China (Thairath, January 2026)more than 12000 units↗
List price, EuropeNo European price. In Thailand 6,550,000 baht (≈ €170,000 at the ECB rate of 15 September 2026; whether VAT is included is not stated), with 300,000 baht off for the first 100 customersnot published
Lease ratenot published
Maintenance costnot published
Residual value after 5 yearsnot published
Toll and CO₂ classEU CO₂ class 5 = zero-emissionnot published
IAA Transportation 2026Hall 24, Stand B12; shown with a 4x2 version↗ ↗

Company 2 / 3

ManufacturerDeepWay, founded in 2020 in China↗ ↗
Websitedeepway.com↗
Sales contactnot published

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