Buying a truck is the easy part; keeping it earning for five years is the hard one. So we don't sell you a truck - we lease you a running electric truck, matched to your routes, with the repair and maintenance, the electricity, the charging and the software all carrying the load. You drive the kilometres. We worry about the rest.
In daily service · on charge
The right electric truck depends on distance, payload and where the charging sits - so we provide trucks across two broad classes, and across different OEMs, and let the route pick the truck. Which one lands on your yard is an output of the analysis, never a guess.
400–700 km-class tractors for scheduled corridor and international runs, at up to 44 t gross combination weight. Megawatt-charging ready, so a top-up lands inside the driver's break.
Roughly 300–480 km tractors and rigids that return to the depot each day. Overnight depot charging usually covers the whole shift, with no public charging needed.
One example of what a long-haul lease looks like in practice. Three LFP battery packs, an 800-volt architecture and megawatt-ready charging, engineered to run a full driving shift between breaks - and already proven in daily service on the Valencia–Madrid corridor.
In service · Valencia–Madrid
A leased PragmaCharge truck arrives ready to earn - and everything that keeps it earning comes with it. Simple to switch from diesel to electric.
Handover and training so your drivers are confident with the truck and the charging from the very first shift.
Planned servicing, reactive repairs, tyres and roadside cover - all handled, so a fault is our job to fix, not your bill to pay.
Charging at your depot, at PragmaCharge hubs and across the partner roaming network - wherever the route needs it. The electricity is included, so the energy to run the truck comes at one predictable rate rather than a fuel bill that moves with the market.
Telematics, charge planning and TMS/CMS integration - so dispatch always knows range, charge and where each truck is.
Owning an electric truck means owning its unknowns - the resale value, the battery, the pace of the technology. Lease it, and those stay with us. You get the kilometres without the exposure.
We fund the truck, so there's no upfront purchase per vehicle and your capital stays working in the business.
We take on the risk of residual value and move the truck on.
We provide the manufacturer's warranty and the manufacturer recommended repair and maintenance through the life of the contract.
We cover repair and maintenance inside the lease.
We plan, provide and tune the charging around your shifts, to keep your trucks running.
We keep pace with the technology and renew the fleet through the contract, so you move onto newer trucks as they arrive.
The published figures for the trucks we most often lease. Range depends on load, terrain and temperature - so we always confirm the working number against your routes before we put a truck on them.
| Truck | Best for | Battery (installed) | Range per charge | Charging |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mercedes-Benz eActros 600 | Long-haul corridors up to 44 t GCW | 621 kWh LFP | up to ~500 km 1,000+ km/day with break-time charging | CCS2 to 400 kW MCS-ready |
| Volvo FH Aero Electric | Long-haul corridors up to 44 t GCW | up to 540 kWh | up to ~400 - 500 km | CCS2 to 350 kW MCS-ready |
| Volvo FH Aero Electric · extended range | Long-haul corridors up to 44 t GCW | up to 780 kWh | ~up to 700 km | CCS2 to 350 kW MCS to 700 kW |
| Mercedes-Benz eActros 400 | Regional & distribution up to 44 t GCW | 414 kWh LFP | up to ~480 km part-loaded; less fully laden | CCS2 to 400 kW |
Figures are manufacturer specifications under defined load, terrain and temperature conditions; real-world range varies.
Which truck we put on a route - and the working range it'll actually hold - is confirmed on your data first. See how the modelling works →.
You don't have to transition your whole fleet. Start with a few trucks on the routes that suit them, prove it on your own data, and grow at a pace that works for your business.
Put the first trucks on the routes the analysis says work best. Low risk, real freight, from day one.
Run them in daily service and watch the numbers - range, energy, uptime and cost per kilometre.
Add trucks as the case proves out - operators typically move from a first pair, to a committed handful, to a wider rollout.
Trucks, charging and support scale together, so growth never outruns the operation behind it.
Tell us the route you'd most like to run electric. We'll come back with the truck that fits it, the range it'll hold, and what the lease puts on the road alongside it.