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Renault Trucks extends electric range to 600km with new E-Tech T 780

Web TeamBy Web TeamNovember 19, 20253 Mins Read
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Renault Trucks’ enhanced E-Tech range brings long-distance electric haulage closer to reality

Renault Trucks has introduced updated versions of its E-Tech T range, unveiling the E-Tech T 780 which can travel up to 600 kilometres on a single charge. Designed specifically to address hauliers’ requirements, the new model focuses on range from 135 to 385 kilowatts, whilst the E-Tech T 585 and T 780 battery capacity can extend up to 460 kilowatt-hours in the redesigned range.

The enhanced range of Renault Trucks’ E-Tech T 780 and T 585 models incorporates innovative technology by integrating all powertrain components – electric motors and transmission – into grouped units at the vehicle’s rear. This configuration maximises space between the axles for accommodating additional battery packs.

These new models utilise high-energy-density NCA (Nickel, Cobalt, Aluminium) lithium-ion battery cells designed to fit neatly within the new layout. Renault Trucks guarantees performance up to eight to 10 years. The T 780, with 955 kilowatt-hours of total battery capacity, can accommodate up to 44 tonnes, offering the highest payload capability in this vehicle range. With a 780 kilowatt-hour configuration, the E-Tech T 780 achieves a 600-kilometre range and is designed for maximum operational distance.

Both models support charging stations equipped with ultra-fast Combined Charging System (CCS), delivering up to 720 kilowatts. These stations can provide up to 350 kilometres of range within a 45-minute driver’s rest break when using the standard CCS charging protocol (up to 350 kilowatts). Alongside these advances, Renault Trucks is upgrading its current model, the E-Tech T, enabling travel up to 450 kilometres on a single charge.

Designed for long-distance operations, the 6×2 tractor versions E-Tech T 585 and T 780 provide comfort comparable to conventional lorries. Thanks to their rear axle configuration, these new models deliver manoeuvrability matching that of a lightweight vehicle while maintaining desirable handling characteristics for long-distance return journeys.

To ensure maximum availability and profitability of its EVs, Renault Trucks offers a complete service package. The Optifleet fleet management solution provides route planning, real-time tracking, performance analysis and charging management through various modules, enabling simplified planning and monitoring. The Serenity Pack, a specialist electromobility contract, ensures optimal electric truck usage in personalised assistance, provided by Renault Trucks experts during the initial fleet year of operation. The Driver App allows drivers to monitor charging status and remotely prepare their vehicles (including battery checks), accessible 24 hours a day for guaranteed driver assignment. The Renault Trucks E-Tech Programme consultancy service provides transport operators with fleet and route analysis, site energy capacity assessment, range calculations and support for developing customised electrification strategies, delivered by experts using advanced tools.

These three new models will be manufactured at the Bourg-en-Bresse plant, where electric Renault Trucks E-Tech T and E-Tech C vehicles have been assembled since late 2023. They are now available for order.

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