New Mercedes-Benz eActros 300/400

New Mercedes-Benz eActros 300/400

The new eActros – charged & ready.

Available to order immediately in two 4x2 rigid models, the eActros 300 and 400 provide a cleaner solution for heavy-duty distribution haulage in urban areas, with seriously impressive ranges of up to 400km* for the eActros 400 and short charging times.

But the eActros is more than just a truck. It is part of our integrated solution which, in addition to the vehicle and its conventional services, also includes new eConsulting and innovative digital solutions, all of which bring us a little closer to delivering zero local emissions.

Brochure
Download the latest eActros 300/400 brochure.

New driving and work performance

Driving the eActros is noticeably different. The special Mercedes-Benz electric axle with two motors, continuous output of 330kW and maximum output of 400kW provides immediate and powerful acceleration. This incredible driving experience is supported by a two-speed transmission and a low centre of gravity.

Thanks to the Multimedia Cockpit and MirrorCam as standard, a low noise level in the cab and low vibration, driving and working in the eActros are made as relaxing and stress-free as possible.
Range

The eActros is available in two versions, with three or four batteries. All this power helps the eActros to travel distances of up to 330km and 400km* respectively, although the exact range may vary depending on the geography of the area, driving method, outside temperature, load and body, among other factors. The eActros has excellent stamina, making it ideal for heavy-duty distribution haulage in urban areas.

Simulate your operations in the range calculator.

To the Range Calculator
Charging process

Filling stations are replaced by charging stations. The standardised charging system makes charging the new eActros as intuitive as possible. Connect the plug to the vehicle’s charge socket (it locks automatically) and the process can start. With an output of up to 160kW, three batteries can charge from 20 to 80%** in around 75 minutes and in around 100 minutes with four batteries.
Assistance systems to improve safety

With the eActros, drivers can rely on proven safety and assistance systems, especially in urban traffic with the system boundaries: Stability Control Assist, Lane Keeping Assist, Attention Assist, Sideguard Assist, Active Brake Assist, Roll Control Assist and tyre pressure monitoring. Everything to make heavy-duty, short-radius distribution safer and more efficient in urban areas.
Multimedia Cockpit

Fully linked and intuitive, the command centre not only boasts a new design, but it also offers e-specific functions. For example, the range is displayed in terms of both distance and time, and the current and average energy consumption as kWh/100km.

Finance and leasing

Our captive financial services provider, Daimler Truck Financial Services, offers holistic funding solutions to support your transition to eMobility, inclusive of vehicle, repair and maintenance and charging infrastructure.
Advantages for you.
Looking after your truck

More peace of mind knowing your truck is taken care of. Your truck drives your success – if it’s moving, so is your business. For comprehensive cover for your vehicle, look no further than Mercedes-Benz Complete. This is the full service package covering workshop jobs (including wear parts) appointment scheduling, invoice verification and more.
Optimised overall costs

Cost management and the recognition of potential savings are an important part of the Mercedes-Benz eConsulting service. We support the optimisation of total costs of ownership help identify financial incentives and aid applications if required. It all adds up to make the path of eMobility simpler, transparent and more efficient.
*The range was determined internally under optimum conditions, including four battery packs after preconditioning in partially loaded distribution traffic without a trailer at 20⁰C outside temperature.

**The eActros can be charged with up to 160kW. Based on internally determined empirical values under optimal conditions, including at an ambient temperature of 20⁰C at a standard DC fast-charging station with 400 A charging current, the three battery packs need around 75 minutes to be charged from 20% to 80%.