The fully electric Iveco eDaily van has won the official Guinness World Records title for the "heaviest weight towed by an electric van" in its 3.5-ton panel van variant. Known for its high towing capacity of 3.5 tons and its ladder frame, the van aims to demonstrate the advantages of its robust design. With a towing capacity of 153.58 tons, the production electric van is now recognized worldwide, the Italian manufacturer announced with pride. This achievement surpasses records set by electric vehicles with all-wheel drive. The eDaily features a 140 kW rear-wheel drive with a maximum torque of 400 Nm, available from the start.
For the record attempt, the eDaily was hitched to an Iveco X-Way Strator truck, the heavy-duty tractor unit for up to 150 tons. On the trailer of the truck was an earth-moving machine weighing more than 50 tons, plus an additional seven tons of ballast. A fully loaded Iveco X-Way 8x4 tipper truck was then coupled to the Strator trailer, before an off-road airport fire truck completed the 153-ton heavy convoy.
Once it started moving, the eDaily drove steadily down the prescribed 100-foot runway and crossed the finish line in front of the official Guinness record supervisors. During the drive, the transporter’s "Hi-Power" mode was used, which is standard equipment and is intended to give the all-electric transporter extra power under demanding towing conditions. The fitting pilot at the wheel was Britain's current strongest man, Adam Bishop.
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