Fuso Delivers 15 Electric eCanter Trucks to Transportes Ocón
By | Published Date : December 03, 2025
Transportes Ocón in Spain has now brought 15 new Fuso eCanter electric trucks into its fleet. These trucks will help the company do daily delivery work in a cleaner and quieter way. Ocón already runs many big heavy trucks, but now they are also trying electric trucks for better and cleaner transport.
Ocón Gets 15 Fresh Electric Trucks
Table Of Contents
| 1. Ocón Gets 15 Fresh Electric Trucks |
| 2. Two Truck Versions Arrive |
| 3. Battery Range Good for City Routes |
| 4. Ocón Wants Cleaner and Better Logistics |
| 5. Fuso Going Through Big Change |
| 6. Electric Trucks Growing Slowly in Spain |
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Transportes Ocón from Spain has added 15 new Fuso eCanter electric trucks in its fleet. These electric trucks will help in daily work for Correos, the national post service. Ocón already uses many big trucks like heavy trucks, 14-wheeler trucks, and 18-wheeler trucks, but now they are slowly moving to electric trucks also.
Two Truck Versions Arrive
Fuso gave two truck variants, which are the 7.49-ton 7C18e truck and the 8.55-ton 9C18e truck. These trucks have a box body and a tail lift. They can charge on AC or DC chargers, so the company can charge anywhere as needed.
Battery Range Good for City Routes
These trucks come with M or L battery packs. They can run around 140 km to 200 km on one full charge. For city delivery work, this range is okay. These electric trucks run cleaner and cost less to operate compared to diesel heavy trucks.
Ocón Wants Cleaner and Better Logistics
Company owner Eduardo Alcázar said adding 15 electric trucks shows their focus on clean and responsible transport. Ocón completed 25 years this year and now runs more than 1,120 vehicles with over 1,000 drivers. They handle normal goods, cold transport, and pallet deliveries.
Fuso Going Through Big Change
Fuso will soon join with Hino Trucks to make a new company named Archion, which will start next April. Even after the merger, both brands will still work separately with their own name.
Electric Trucks Growing Slowly in Spain
This is not Fuso’s first delivery in Spain. Last year, Planway Logística also took 22 Fuso eCanter electric trucks. Correos also uses many electric motorbikes. Step by step, electric trucks are coming more into Spain, and transport companies are moving to cleaner options.
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Frequently Asked Questions on Commercial Vehicles
Q1. Are electric trucks good for heavy work?
Ans. Yes, many electric trucks can handle heavy loads, though range may be less compared to diesel trucks.
Q2. Do electric trucks cost more to buy?
Ans. Yes, the price is higher, but the running cost is lower because charging is cheaper than fuel.
Q3. How long can an electric truck run after one charge?
Ans. Most electric trucks run around 120–250 km, depending on battery and route.
Q4. Are electric trucks safe in the rain?
Ans. Yes, electric trucks are made with full safety systems, so they work fine in rain and daily weather conditions.
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