DAF‘s innovative electric trucks demonstrate the road to the future
To underline DAF‘s aim to further strengthen its
The DAF CF Hybrid has been developed for driving electrically with zero emissions in urban
It features the 10.8-litre PACCAR MX-11 engine (330kW/450hp), a ZF electric motor (75kW/100hp/peak: 130kW/175hp), in combination with a dedicated ZF TraXon gearbox for hybrid drivelines.
The electric motor is powered by an 85kWh battery pack, which allows for a full electric,
Outside urban areas, the CF Hybrid is powered by the PACCAR MX-11 diesel engine, where the hybrid technology provides additional fuel savings thanks to the smart energy management. Regenerative energy is captured during braking and when using speed-related controls like Downhill Speed Control and Predictive Cruise Control. This energy can be used by the electric motor to operate in conjunction with the diesel engine to further reduce fuel consumption.
The battery pack of the hybrid system powers the electric driveline, the electric air compressor, as well as the optional intelligent e-PTO. The e-PTO can be used to drive refrigeration equipment on semi-trailers for temperature controlled transportation further enhancing low noise operation.
The first CF Electric trucks will be released into field test operation with leading customers this year and similar field tests are planned to start with the LF Electric and CF Hybrid in 2019.