Tresa Motors unveils first Model V0.1 electric truck

Tresa Motors intends to lead this transformation by providing safe, innovative, and environmentally responsible alternatives to traditional diesel trucks. The main focus of the company is on the lowest total cost of ownership.

Tresa Motors has presented its first electric truck, the Model V0.1, which is based on its FLUX350 Axial Flux Motor Platform. Tresa Motors' perspective on the industrial design, axial flux powertrain, and safe battery packs for medium and large electric trucks has been unveiled for the global market.

According to an official statement, India's fleet currently consists of 2.8 million trucks, which produce 60% of emissions. With the upcoming vehicle scrappage policy in 2024 and growing fuel costs, the current environment is favourable for a shift to medium and large electric vehicles.

Tresa Motors intends to lead this transformation by providing safe, innovative, and environmentally responsible alternatives to traditional diesel trucks. The main focus of the company is on the lowest total cost of ownership.

Tresa's trucks are powered by their FLUX350 Axial Flux Motor technology. This vehicle will deliver up to 350kW continuous power. Tresa is the only Indian OEM with this level of power output. Tresa Motors claims that it is entirely developed in India. Tresa Motors, being one of the axial flux motor manufacturers in the world provides it with a competitive advantage.

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"India has the potential to become a global powerhouse for EVs in the coming years. With Tresa Motors, we are determined to help realize this vision and establish India as a global leader in transportation solutions," stated Rohan Shravan, Founder of Tresa Motors.

According to the press release, the company has made and manufactured more than 200 various types of vehicles in India, Germany, the United States, and Japan. The firm has sold more than 2 million units in the past.