In Pictures: Mercedes eActros 600 electric semis cover 620 miles daily in German fleet deployment

Heavy-duty prime movers like this one are being converted to electric power as fleet operators test long-haul viability.

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DEFRU Logistik's eActros 600 trucks each cover roughly 620 miles per day on German highways.

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The deployment challenges persistent claims that electric trucks cannot handle demanding long-haul duty cycles.

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Thirty Mercedes-Benz eActros 600 electric semis now operate in daily fleet service for the German logistics firm.

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Long-haul duty cycles remain the toughest test for battery-electric trucks, making daily mileage figures closely watched.

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Fleet logistics operations are increasingly evaluating electric prime movers for high-mileage routes.

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Charging infrastructure and load scheduling will determine whether such electric deployments can scale.

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The eActros 600 deployment offers real-world data on how electric semis perform under demanding schedules.

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Electric truck adoption in heavy freight is advancing as operators report encouraging results from daily fleet use.

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