Enginius Unveils Citypower 1633 at IAA Transportation: A Versatile Medium-Duty Truck Line
Key Ideas
- Enginius introduces the Citypower 1633 at IAA Transportation, offering it as a Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) and Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV) based on the Atego from Daimler Trucks.
- The Citypower 1633 aims to optimize Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) for fleets in urban and regional traffic, offering a range of 300 kilometers for the BEV variant and 600 kilometers for the FCEV variant.
- The FCEV model excels in hub-to-hub traffic with a range of 600 kilometers, efficient refueling with 32 kg of hydrogen, and high drive power with a 248 kW motor. The BEV model boasts a battery capacity of around 280 kWh and a payload of 8.8 tons.
- The Citypower line maintains maneuverability and clarity with two wheelbase options, offers high drive power, regeneration capabilities, and compatibility with various attachments and superstructures, promising minimal adjustments for bodybuilders.
Enginius is unveiling the Citypower 1633 at IAA Transportation, presenting a versatile medium-duty truck available as both a Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) and a Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV). The Citypower 1633 is based on the Classic Space cab of the Atego from Daimler Trucks, maintaining maneuverability and clarity with a permissible total weight of 16 tons and two wheelbase options. In urban traffic, the Citypower BEV aims to optimize fleet Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) with a 300-kilometer range, a battery capacity of around 280 kWh, and a payload of 8.8 tons. On the other hand, the Citypower FCEV is designed for hub-to-hub traffic, offering a range of 600 kilometers, efficient refueling with 32 kg of hydrogen in diesel mode, and a high drive power of 248 kW with regeneration capabilities. The Citypower line also ensures compatibility with various attachments and superstructures, requiring minimal adjustments for bodybuilders due to the space-saving integration of batteries and hydrogen tanks within the vehicle frame.
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