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Skyworth Auto, the commercial-vehicle brand of Skywell Group in Nanjing, at IAA Transportation 2026 for the first time, with five electric vehicles, headed by the Z9, a Level 4 self-driving heavy truck in world premiere. More than 150,000 vehicles delivered in over 45 countries; no truck sales in Europe yet.

Battery400 kWh
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Company 5 / 5

HeadquartersSkywell New Energy Vehicle Group, Lishui District, Nanjing (Jiangsu)Nanjing, China↗ ↗
Parent groupSkywell New Energy Vehicle Group Co., Ltd. (Skywell Group)↗ ↗
Truck brandsSkyworth (trucks, buses, vans, special vehicles); HONGTU for its vans and chassis↗ ↗
FoundedFrom Wikipedia, not from Skyworth's IAA material2010 (Skywell Group, in Nanjing); the name Skyworth Auto since 2021
Websiteen.skyworthcv.com↗ ↗

IAA Transportation 2026 5 / 5

Hall and stande.g. Hall 19, Stand A41Hall 21, Stand B32↗ ↗ ↗
Premiered in HanoverWorld or European premieres on the standSkyworth Z9, world premiere — and Skyworth's first time at IAA Transportation↗ ↗
Trucks on the standModels shownFive: Z9 Level 4 heavy truck; G18 Level 4 electric refuse truck; Urban Elf Robobus, a self-driving shuttle for parks, campuses, airports and residential areas; HONGTU V9 electric van for city deliveries; HONGTU X range-extended chassis cab for custom bodies↗ ↗ ↗
Announcements at the showPartnerships, orders, launch datesPress conference on the stand (IAA line-up, 12:40); theme "Smart Ecosystem for a New Era"; aims to grow in the European commercial-vehicle market and find customers and partners there↗ ↗
Who to talk to on the standName and role, as the maker publishes itLeon Liu, CTO of Skywell New Energy Vehicle Group (spokesman in the IAA release); press contact David Shi, info@skywellcorp.com↗

Long-haul electric line-up 7 / 12

Flagship long-haul electric tractorModel nameSkyworth Z9 (6x4, Level 4)↗ ↗
Electric heavy trucks offered in EuropeModels, or "none yet"None yet for trucks: the Z9 is shown, not offered. In Europe so far: 12-metre electric city buses (Romania)↗ ↗
Axle configurations4x2, 6x2, 6x4 …6x4 (Z9)↗
Gross combination weightMaximum, as homologatednot published
Battery capacity, largest packZ9400 kWh↗ ↗
Range, as claimedZ9: no figure; Skyworth says only "a reliable range for freight transport"not published
Max DC charge powernot published
Megawatt Charging System (MCS)Not in Skyworth's materialnot published
Cell chemistryLFP, NMC …LFP (lithium iron phosphate)↗ ↗
Peak powerZ9, two motors; 1,160 Nm610 kW↗ ↗
Cabday cab, sleeper, standing heightnot published
Diesel or other long-haul trucks shownFor makers not all-electricNone shown: battery-electric vehicles and one range-extended chassis (HONGTU X)↗

Europe 1 / 10

European production or assemblyNone announced; the group builds in Nanjingnot published
European partnersSkyworth says it wants to build relationships with customers and partners in Europe; none named yetnot published
Service network in EuropeOwn workshops, partners, mobile servicenot published
Homologation in the EUEU WVTA, national, …not published
Availability in EuropeOrder now, deliveries from …not published
Trucks delivered in Europe to datenot published
Reference customers in EuropeBuses, not trucksElectric 12-metre buses delivered to Romania↗
List price, EuropeFlagship long-haul tractornot published
Lease rateTerm and mileagenot published
Battery and vehicle warrantyyears / km / % state of healthnot published

On this site 2 / 2

Truck sheets on this siteSheets of this maker in the T&E comparison, if anySkyworth Z9: /sheets/iaa-trucks/skyworth-z9/ (world premiere, Hall 21, Stand B32; not in the T&E comparison)↗
Anything else worth knowingMore than 150,000 vehicles delivered in 45+ countries and 100+ cities; eight years of work on self-driving technology; also shown at Busworld Brussels in October 2025. The group describes itself as moving from vehicle maker to a technology company that combines electric vehicles, self-driving and made-to-order solutions. Skywell has production bases in six cities, three research institutes, five test centres and an R&D team of more than 800, and says it masters battery, motor and control-electronics technology itself↗ ↗ ↗ ↗

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