Australian-made electric SEA 300 truck | Truck Test Drive
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Are electric trucks ready to take over from diesel power?
SEA Electric trucks are creating plenty of buzz around the world. So we decided to tour their manufactured facility in Melbourne Australia and they gave us the keys to their game-changing SEA 300 electric truck to test.
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What's the point in making a truck that's faster, safer, cleaner, quieter, and cheaper to run if it can only meet the needs of 90% of all truck trips?? Oh wait...
#goelectric #stopburningstuff #keepitintheground
I am not trying to be skeptical as we have one car and that's an EV but 250kms range without any load at the back doesn't seem very realistic but perhaps there is a market for it
They'll have different sale options for range, interchangeable power boxes
An unloaded test seems a bit pointless
Agreed Jamie - we'll test it again loaded when we can get our hands on one with a body fitted! Stay tuned.
Cheers Jamie, we couldn't turn down a drive though could we? STay tuned mate, we will be back to test another late on in the year
@@trucktvaustralia fair enough, look forward to the next video
Don't know if I'd call driving around cardinia dam the dandenong ranges
250kms not going to cut it in Oz sorry I wouldn`t male it home from some job sights, even city delivery drivers do more than that in a day, guess we gonna have to stick with Hybrids for now or carry a genie, maybe cover the roof of the pantech with solar ??
Slight correction for you. The fast charger is the bit at the bottom. (DC) The slow part is at the top (AC).
Cheers mate
Awesome Aussie made .
The future looks good 👍🇦🇺
Wicked but needs a little more range and I would want to see it pull some weight around.
What is the battery weight range charge time load capacity,how many are signed up to produce this miracle,good if true,I also believe there is very little infrastructure if viable you should be swamped with orders but the devil is always in the detail.oh I forgot cost is it competitive?
What an absolute dissappointment this video is.....I saw more of YOU than the truck!
This is awesome! So much good stuck happening!
What is Australian made all of it or part of it.
Very impressive.
How about throwing 8 ton on the back and tow a trailer. 😅🤣🙈🇦🇺👌
ahahah yeah totally right Jase - this one basically rolled off the production line, so we didn't get to load it up but stay tuned we will hopefully test another one more comprehensively later on in the year mate
@@trucktvaustralia we will be watching this closely.
But to me the only way this can work in real life is to have a removable cassette that slides off onto some sort of trolley with a A and B battery so while your out working the other cassette/ battery is charging and instead of have the truck parked up you only need to swap the batery and keep the truck moving.
Just my opinion but hope you guys do well I love the concept. 🇦🇺👌🤠
@@jasegonebush1883 there are a couple of companies working on exactly that for transport applications.
@@shannontodd4619 the other funny thing is its never going to charge off solar. 3 phase 415 400amp charging would need 3 quater acre house blocks full of revolving sun folowing panels and you would only get maybe 5 hrs charge a day in Melbourne.
I have been playing with solar power for years and I also live off grid and it's not as easy as it sounds. Solar panels are getting better with higher amps and battery are able to charge quicker with higher amps but the cost of changing the batteries are the killer if you are pulling big amps out and then shoving big amps in quickly it kills the batery.
@@jasegonebush1883 have you seen a solar farm or the off shore wind farm been proposed down in Vic? Regardless I'm sure the engineers have thought of all of the requirements for battery longevity in regard to charging at high amps.
Janus does electric trucks.
Put 50k behind it then talk
Legends here have done it again
Rip to Cummings/cat diesel motors 😔 ps: I rather hear Jake breaks from a diesel motor than drive that.
Just get a Jake brake CD
@@inulomar1776 yea i guess but it’s not that fun
Wtf
Yes looking forward great electric ⚡️ truck 🛻👍👍👍👍
Seen one today, company who owns it gets free Electricity, considering they own the grid 😂
Nice review, Truck looks great good job SEA keep it up.
Like one electric ⚡️ truck 🛻 please thank you 😊
No more truck noise
What a useless review, what's the range? Load capacity? Price?
Yeh I agree, very mickey mouse review, all flash but short on substance....
EV Truck reviews do not mention price, mainly because nobody knows the price! But he should have mentioned the capacity and range.
in the US, SEA Electric has three Classes
Weight Class (GVWR): Class 4 (14,000-16,000 lbs); Class 5
(16,001-19,500 lbs); Class 6 (19,501-26,000 lbs)
Range: 170-200 miles
What’s the purchase price?
G'day James - We'll have the review live on www.tradetrucks.com.au and in the July edition of Deals on Wheels magazine!
@@trucktvaustralia thanks for the reply trucktv👍
Yeah that's a Hino but with an electric powertrain.
Tis exactly what he said in the video
But good job..