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SITRAK 4×2 Battery-Electric Tractor

SINOTRUK's battery-electric 4x2 tractor for 44 tonnes, launched in Hanover: 600 kWh, up to 500 km and as little as 1.1 kWh/km claimed, an empty weight of 10.1 tonnes, and 20 to 80 % in about 23 minutes. The consumption figure is a start for a comparison with a diesel, but the rest is missing: no price, no charging power in kW and no delivery date for Europe.

Battery600 kWh
Range500 km
SITRAK 4×2 Battery-Electric TractorImage: SITRAK / Sinotruk
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General 6 / 19

ModelModel name as sold. The name SINOTRUK uses at the show; no model code (such as C7H or G7) has been published for itSITRAK 4×2 Battery-Electric Tractor↗ ↗ ↗
Vehicle typee.g. tractor, rigidBattery-electric tractor unit for medium- and long-haul freight↗ ↗
Axle configuration4x2↗ ↗
Gross combination weight'Up to 44 tonnes' in SINOTRUK's show news (15 September); also the weight at which the range is quoted44 t↗ ↗
Gross vehicle weight, tractorNot publishednot published
Kerb weight, tractor'As low as 10.1 tonnes' on the product page; 'a curb weight of just 10.1 tonnes' in SINOTRUK's show news (15 September). Equipment not stated10100 kg↗ ↗
Payload, with a standard trailerNot published; SINOTRUK only says the low weight leaves more payloadnot published
Payload if the Council position on 96/53/EC is adoptednot published
Front / rear axle design loadNot publishednot published
Drive-axle load at maximum payloadNot publishednot published
Overall length, tractorNot publishednot published
Overall widthNot publishednot published
Overall heightNot publishednot published
WheelbaseNot publishednot published
Turning radius, minimumnot published
Top speedNot published; the EU limit is 90not published
Suspensionnot published
Fifth wheelnot published
Clean-sheet electric design or converted diesel platformNot stated whether it shares its cab or frame with SITRAK's diesel tractorsPresented as all-new, with battery and chassis designed as one↗

Battery 4 / 9

Battery capacity, installed (gross)"600 kWh-class" in the IAA article, 600 kWh on SINOTRUK's product page; whether gross or usable is not stated600 kWh↗ ↗ ↗
Battery capacity, usableNot publishednot published
Cell chemistryNot published for this truck. SINOTRUK's separate CTP battery system on the same stand uses blade cells; its 600 kWh version (one U-shaped and two W-shaped packs) is meant for medium- and long-distance transport, but SINOTRUK does not say that this tractor carries itnot published↗
Cell supplierNot publishednot published
System voltageAn "800 V high-voltage platform"; the exact nominal voltage is not published800 V↗ ↗
Pack architectureThe battery is rated IP68 and has thermal-safety protection (SINOTRUK product page)Stacked cells, battery integrated into the chassis↗ ↗ ↗
Battery life, ratedcycles / km / yearsMore than 4,500 charge-discharge cycles↗
Operating temperature, battery and thermal systemnot published
Battery warrantyNot publishednot published

Range and energy 4 / 8

Range, as claimed"Up to 500 km" in the IAA article; the group's IAA article, nfz-messe and TRM24 say "more than 500 km"500 km↗ ↗ ↗
Range, favourable conditionsNot publishednot published
Range, real-worldnot published
Range test conditionSpeed and temperature not statedStandard line-haul operating conditions at 44 t gross combination weight↗
Energy consumption"As low as"; the group's article gives it as 110 kWh per 100 km. SINOTRUK credits the aerodynamics, regenerative braking and energy management1.1 kWh/km↗ ↗ ↗ ↗
Test fleet mileagenot published
Drag coefficient (Cd)"As low as 0.42"0.42↗
Regenerative braking, peakNot published as power; SINOTRUK gives a regenerative-braking efficiency of up to 99 %not published

Charging 2 / 6

DC charge portsPlug type not published: whether MCS or two CCS2 plugs is not statedTwo charging connectors ("dual-connector charging system")↗
Max DC charge powerNot published for the truck; SINOTRUK calls it megawatt-class. The 1,280 kW CCS2 charging reported in trade press is not given as this truck's figure: SINOTRUK's own 'over 1.28 MW' is for its 800 kWh CTP battery configuration, not this 600 kWh truck. SINOTRUK's chargers range from 7 to 800 kW (single units) and 360 to 4,800 kW (split systems), with CCS or MCS connectorsnot published↗ ↗
Charge time 20–80 %About 23 minutes for 20–80 % on the product page (read 16 September; on 15 September it said about 22), in SINOTRUK's show news of 15 September and in the IAA article written for SINOTRUK; TRM24 (15 September) adds that it uses two high-power connectors. Earlier: 30 minutes in the Shandong Heavy Industry group's IAA article, nfz-messe.com and TRM24 (1 September). Charger power not stated. For its heavy electric trucks in general SINOTRUK says 15–100 % takes 40–50 minutes at a fast charger and about 15 minutes at a megawatt charger23 min↗ ↗ ↗ ↗
Megawatt Charging System (MCS)SINOTRUK's product page says it "supports megawatt-class fast charging" but does not name MCSnot published
AC chargingnot published
Vehicle-to-grid / bidirectionalyes / nonot published

Powertrain 3 / 7

Motor layoutNumber of motors not publishedElectric drive axle (e-axle)↗
Continuous powerNot publishednot published
Peak powerOf the e-axle. Trade press quotes 470 kW for the separate heavy-truck e-axle on the stand; not this truck's figure450 kW↗
Peak torqueOf the e-axle; not stated whether at the motor or at the wheels. The 44,000 Nm in trade press belongs to the separate e-axle exhibit2468 Nm↗
TransmissionNot publishednot published
Gradeability, maximumnot published
Acceleration 0–80 km/h at GCWnot published

Safety 2 / 3

Truck safety ratingNo Euro NCAP rating publishednot published
Driver assistance (ADAS)SINOTRUK says the system covers more than 90 % of motorway driver-assistance situations; it does not list the individual systems by nameSensor-based assistance: speed control that adapts to traffic, help joining and leaving the motorway, help steering around obstacles and changing lanes; camera mirrors↗
Braking and stabilityBraking, steering and stability control working together; low centre of gravity against rollover; high-voltage system that switches itself off on a fault; cab structure with 37.6 % high-strength steel↗

Cab and equipment 2 / 5

Cab typeCab length 2,500 mm, inside height 2,150 mm, inside width 2,250 mmSleeper cab↗ ↗
Standard equipmentStandard or optional not stated. Direct-vision volume 9 m³Lower bunk 1,100 mm wide, coffee machine, microwave, refrigerator, digital rear-view mirrors↗
Power take-off (ePTO)not published
Driver positionleft, right, centrenot published
Tyresnot published

Service and warranty 2 / 5

Service intervalnot published
Vehicle warrantyNot publishednot published
Service network in EuropeSINOTRUK describes service-station planning, diagnostic tools, training for local teams and a parts system of international, regional and national central warehouses; no European workshop network or number of workshops publishedService contracts, technical training and operating support offered for SINOTRUK's electric trucks↗ ↗ ↗ ↗
Over-the-air updatesyes / nonot published
Telematics / fleet portalnfz-messe says this of the SITRAK trucks on the stand in generalXiaozhong 2.0 service system, linking cab functions, electric-drive control and fleet management↗

Production and market 2 / 12

Production / assemblyDiesel and electric SITRAK trucks are assembled there for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, at first from part-built kits from China; cab building and painting in Steyr are planned. The mix is not disclosed and the first truck finished there was a 4x2 diesel tractorNot stated for this tractor; SINOTRUK has been assembling trucks at Steyr Automotive in Steyr (Austria) since March 2026↗ ↗
Key suppliersnot published
First customernot published
Homologation in the EUEU WVTA, national, …not published
Availability in EuropeNo order or delivery date publishednot published
Trucks delivered to datenot published
List price, EuropeNot publishednot 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 2026Neither SINOTRUK nor the IAA calls it a world or European premiere (the IAA's own premieres report lists the Shandong Heavy Industry stand with no premiere type); Chinese coverage on ifeng.com (14 September) calls it a debutHall 19/20, Stand A10, the Shandong Heavy Industry stand shared with Weichai and HanDe Axle; launched at SINOTRUK's press event on 14 September; shown with the 6×2 battery-electric rigid truck, the 8×4 battery-electric tipper, a battery-electric light-duty truck and a 4×2 diesel tractor↗ ↗ ↗ ↗

Company 2 / 3

ManufacturerMore than 100,000 new-energy commercial vehicles delivered since 2023, in more than 50 countries and regionsSINOTRUK (China National Heavy Duty Truck Group), Jinan (China), part of Shandong Heavy Industry Group; SITRAK is one of its truck brands↗ ↗ ↗ ↗
WebsiteSINOTRUK's show site: sinotruk-iaa-2026.comsinotrukinternational.com↗ ↗
Sales contactnot published

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