Volvo FM Low Entry will go on sale this quarter
Volvo Trucks is moving forward in the electrification of its truck lineup with the introduction of an all-electric truck model. It is important to note that the all-new Volvo FM Low Entry — This is the company's first model to run solely on electricity.
Volvo FM Low Entry is optimized for safe and efficient driving in urban environments, as the manufacturer explains. The vehicle features excellent driver visibility and the ability to carry heavy loads.
In the future, urban areas may be free of noisy diesel trucks and quiet, zero-emission electric vehicles will become increasingly popular. Volvo Trucks emphasizes that this type of vehicle is ideal for applications such as waste management and distribution.
Volvo FM Low Entry is equipped with a battery with a capacity of 360 kW·h, which should be enough for 200–320 km. It all depends on the load, driving style, driving cycle, temperature and so on. Energy can be replenished using an on-board charger (up to 43 kW) or an external DC charger up to 250 kW. The engine power is 330 kW. Gross weight ranges from 19 to 32 tons. Available axle configurations: 4X2, 6X2, 6X4, 8X2, 8X4. Wheelbase: 3900–6000 mm.
Volvo FM Low Entry sales will begin this quarter in Europe (including Turkey) and South Korea.