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Scania Battery Electric Truck

The Scania Battery Electric Truck is an electric rigid truck from Scania (Sweden). It comes with a 165 – 300 kWh battery, with a gross combination weight of 29 t. Stated range: 250 km. Sold in United Arab Emirates.

Battery
165 – 300 kWh
GCW
29 t
Peak power
295 kW
Range
250 km

Scania Battery Electric Truck specifications

Battery and charging

Battery capacity
165 – 300 kWh
Battery configuration
5 or 9 lithium-ion batteries (installed)
Charging
DC fast charging
Charging system
CCS type 2, up to 130 kW / 200 A DC
Range
250 km (155 miles)

Power and drive

Motor power
230 kW continuous, 295 kW peak (396 hp)
Torque
2,200 Nm
Drive
4×2, 6×2 or 6×2*4

Weights and dimensions

Gross combination weight
29 t (63,900 lb)
Wheelbase
3950 – 5750 mm

Further details

Electric PTO
60 kW

Source: Scania Middle East: battery electric truck, checked 27 October 2026.

What the Scania Battery Electric Truck is built for

The Scania Battery Electric Truck is a battery-electric rigid truck rated for 29 t (63,900 lb) with a trailer, built for urban and regional distribution, where daily distances are predictable and the truck returns to its depot to charge.

Battery and charging

The Scania Battery Electric Truck is offered with 165 – 300 kWh batteries, below the median of 375 kWh across the 10 electric rigid trucks in our database.

It charges by DC fast charging (CCS type 2, up to 130 kW / 200 A DC).

The maker states a range of 250 km; real range depends on load, terrain, speed and weather.

Power and drive

Its electric drive delivers 230 kW continuously and 295 kW at peak (396 hp), with 2,200 Nm of torque; its peak power is close to the median of 295 kW across the 11 electric rigid trucks in our database.

The Scania Battery Electric Truck has 4×2, 6×2 or 6×2*4 drive.

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