Daimler Truck Mexico and Trayecto have joined forces to launch a pioneering project in electromobility, as part of the beginning of a new era in freight transportation in the northern region of the country.
The centerpiece of this initiative is the eCascadia, a state-of-the-art all-electric truck that recently began operations. With its technology, 400 kilometer range, 438 kWh battery and 470 horsepower engine, it can carry up to 82,000 pounds of cargo.
On the other hand, the project also has robust charging infrastructure to back it up. Equipped with two Detroit eFill chargers, with 120 kW charging capacities, these devices are designed to optimize sequential charging, ensuring optimal efficiency and complying with the CCS1 + OCPP 1.6 standard.
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Daimler Truck Mexico and Trayecto
Trayecto (Mexican transportation industry company) as a partner, becomes the first trucking company in the northern part of Mexico to adopt this electromobility ecosystem of Daimler Truck.
Marcela Barreiro, President and CEO at Daimler Truck Mexico, expressed her enthusiasm through a LinkedIn post for the positive impact this project will have on the transportation landscape in Mexico.
“Incredible event. Thanks team for making it possible. Thanks to the company Trayecto for believing in our brand and many thanks to Difrenosa for being our allies in these projects. Congratulations! May there be many more,” she commented.
In this way and with the launching of the project, Daimler Truck Mexico and Trayecto are advancing towards a cleaner and more sustainable future for transportation in Mexico, making electromobility gain momentum in the North American automotive market.
