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Volvo FL Electric

The Volvo FL Electric is an electric rigid truck from Volvo Trucks (Sweden). It comes with a 175 – 565 kWh battery, with a gross vehicle weight of 12 – 18.6 t. Stated range: 450 km. Sold in European Union.

Battery
175 – 565 kWh
GVW
12 – 18.6 t
Power
180 kW
Range
450 km

Volvo FL Electric specifications

Battery and charging

Battery capacity
175 – 565 kWh
Battery configuration
3 to 8 battery packs
Charging
DC fast charging
Charging system
AC 43 kW or DC 150 kW
Charging time
full charge (4 packs) in 2.3 h at 150 kW DC, 8 h at 43 kW AC
Range
450 km (280 miles)

Power and drive

Motor power
180 kW (241 hp)
Transmission
Single electric motor, 2-speed gearbox

Weights and dimensions

Gross vehicle weight
12 – 18.6 t (26,500 – 41,000 lb)

Source: Volvo Trucks: Volvo FL Electric, checked 27 October 2026.

What the Volvo FL Electric is built for

The Volvo FL Electric is a battery-electric rigid truck with a gross vehicle weight of 12 – 18.6 t (26,500 – 41,000 lb), built for urban and regional distribution, where daily distances are predictable and the truck returns to its depot to charge.

Its rated weight is above the median of 15 t across the 8 electric rigid trucks with a stated gross vehicle weight in our database.

Battery and charging

The Volvo FL Electric is offered with 175 – 565 kWh batteries, above the median of 375 kWh across the 10 electric rigid trucks in our database.

It charges by DC fast charging (AC 43 kW or DC 150 kW), full charge (4 packs) in 2.3 h at 150 kW DC, 8 h at 43 kW AC.

The maker states a range of 450 km; real range depends on load, terrain, speed and weather.

Power and drive

Its electric drive delivers 180 kW continuously; its peak power is below the median of 295 kW across the 11 electric rigid trucks in our database.

Drivetrain: single electric motor, 2-speed gearbox.

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