Hyundai MIGHTY Electric Truck has new features.

MIGHTY Electric Truck.  With all the hype around electric cars, any news about electric light trucks seems to get lost. At the recent truck show in Brisbane, Hyundai displayed their improved MIGHTY Electric Truck.  

First released in 2023, this all-electric lives in the light truck segment.

To accommodate various business needs, the MIGHTY Electric is now available in two Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) options. A 4.5-tonne variant suitable for drivers with a standard car license. And a 7.3-tonne model requiring a truck license.

The MIGHTY Electric Truck features a 114.5 kWh lithium-ion (LFP) battery. Delivering a range of up to 200km when fully loaded. Making it ideal for urban operations and last-mile deliveries. This range was validated in a tray body configuration with air conditioning active, assessed under typical Australian urban driving conditions.

Charging is convenient and versatile. The MIGHTY Electric supports both AC and DC charging via a CCS2 combo port – accepting up to 6.6 kW AC or 100 kW DC fast charging.

Using a 100kW DC charger, the battery can be replenished from 8% to 100% in approximately 71 minutes, making full recharges possible within a standard lunch break.

For faster turnarounds, a 20-minute fast charge during a delivery stop can add approximately 100km of range. The truck also features a two-stage regenerative braking system, recovering up to 33% of braking energy, which further enhances overall efficiency.

Mighty Truck is available from selected dealers’ nationwide.

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