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Geely Remote X7E Electric Tractor

The Geely Remote X7E Electric Tractor is an electric semi truck from Geely Remote (Farizon) (China). It comes with a 282 – 660 kWh (7 sizes) battery that can be swapped. Stated range: 280 km. Sold in China.

Battery
282 – 660 kWh (7 sizes)
Peak power
450 kW
Range
280 km

Geely Remote X7E Electric Tractor specifications

Battery and charging

Battery capacity
282 – 660 kWh (7 sizes)
Charging
DC fast charging and battery swapping
Charging time
full charge in about 1 h; battery swap in 3 – 5 min
Range
280 km (174 miles)

Power and drive

Motor power
315 kW continuous, 450 kW peak (603 hp)
Drive
6×4
Transmission
TZ460XSHME10 motor

Weights and dimensions

Curb weight
9.7 – 13.5 t (21,400 – 29,800 lb)
Wheelbase
3800+1350 mm

Further details

Versions
Charge-and-swap and charge-only
Tyres
12R22.5
Type-approval model
HN4250H45C8BEVY, HN4251H45C8BEVY, HN4252H44C8BEVY, HN4253H45C8BEVY, HN4254H45C8BEVY

Source: Geely Remote: X7E electric tractor, checked 27 October 2026.

Battery and charging

The Geely Remote X7E Electric Tractor is offered with 282 – 660 kWh (7 sizes) batteries, above the median of 563 kWh across the 25 electric semi trucks in our database.

It charges by DC fast charging, full charge in about 1 h; battery swap in 3 – 5 min and battery swapping, where a swap station exchanges the depleted pack for a charged one in about five minutes. Swapping keeps a truck working around the clock and is widespread on Chinese freight corridors, mines and construction sites, where swap stations serve whole fleets.

Remote states more than 280 km at standard load.

Power and drive

Its electric drive delivers 315 kW continuously and 450 kW at peak (603 hp); its peak power is close to the median of 480 kW across the 26 electric semi trucks in our database.

Drivetrain: tZ460XSHME10 motor, 6×4 drive.

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