Renault Trucks Launches Electric Truck Tour

Renault Trucks is embarking on a historic journey across Europe with its pioneering 100% electric truck. Named “Diamond Echo,” this Renault Trucks E-Tech T is adorned with a stunning electroluminescent design and will commence its tour from the Bourg-en-Bresse plant…

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Renault Trucks Launches Electric Truck Tour
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Renault Trucks is embarking on a historic journey across Europe with its pioneering 100% electric truck. Named “Diamond Echo,” this Renault Trucks E-Tech T is adorned with a stunning electroluminescent design and will commence its tour from the Bourg-en-Bresse plant on April 11, 2024.

Covering over 10,000 kilometers across 7 countries, the truck will make more than 60 stops to engage with the transport community and showcase the practicality of electric mobility.

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Renault Trucks is committed to leading the charge in energy transformation through electric mobility. The company offers a comprehensive range of electric vehicles, from e-cargo bikes to 44-ton tractors and urban construction trucks.

The Renault Trucks E-Tech T Diamond Echo features a distinctive electroluminescent design created in collaboration with drivers and paint specialists. Utilizing Lumilor technology, the paint applied by Demon Paint illuminates when electrically stimulated, providing a captivating sight in the dark.

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This tour marks a significant milestone as the first-ever European journey undertaken by a 100% electric truck. Throughout its travels from April to July, the Diamond Echo will demonstrate the practical advantages of electric mobility, promote Renault Trucks’ E-Tech range, and highlight the expertise of the brand’s network of professionals.

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