In Pictures: BYD Unveils 600 km ETT 44 Electric Truck With 1.5 MW Megawatt Charging at IAA 2026

BYD's ETT 44 arrives as Europe's heavy-truck market braces for a new electric challenger with megawatt-class charging.

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The ETT 44's 1.5 MW charging capability promises a 20-80% top-up in roughly 20 minutes, a key selling point for fleet operators.

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BYD pairs the truck launch with a Total Cost of Mobility model, bundling charging, service and financing for European hauliers.

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With up to 600 km of range, the ETT 44 aims to close the gap between electric and diesel tractors on long-haul routes.

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The megawatt charging standard underpinning the ETT 44 is still rolling out across Europe's truck corridors.

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BYD's commercial lineup now spans 3.5 to 44 tonnes, giving the automaker a full range of options for European fleets.

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IAA Transportation 2026 serves as the stage for BYD's most aggressive push yet into Europe's heavy-truck segment.

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Charging infrastructure remains the critical variable as megawatt-class trucks like the ETT 44 approach series production.

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BYD positions the ETT 44 as part of a broader electrification push that could reshape Europe's freight industry.

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