Mercedes-Benz eActros: electric truck, versions and what to check when buying used
Mercedes-Benz eActros (from 2021) — the electric Mercedes-Benz truck for distribution and regional transport. We look at the versions, technical specs and what to check when buying used.
eActros in brief
eActros — the electric Mercedes-Benz truck that began series production in 2021. It's designed for distribution and regional transport, where routes are predictable and the truck can be charged at base.
The electric truck produces no emissions and is quiet, making it ideal for urban zones with environmental restrictions. Later came the new-generation eActros 600 for longer hauls — but this is a separate version with a limited used market.
Versions
The initial series versions, eActros 300 and eActros 400, differ in battery pack numbers and range. Check specific year documents and truck configuration for exact differences.
Most often, the eActros is offered with 4x2 or 6x2 axles and with box, refrigerated, tank or other bodies — just like standard Mercedes-Benz trucks.
Gearbox and charging
The eActros features an electric axle with electric motors, high-voltage battery packs and an energy recovery (regenerative braking) system. Charging is via fast DC CCS.
Real-world range depends on battery configuration, payload, weather conditions and route. Before buying, ask the seller for detailed data on the specific truck's batteries.
What to check when buying a used eActros
The most important thing is the condition of the high-voltage battery. Request a battery health (SOH) report from the manufacturer or an authorized service center and check if there is a battery warranty and how much is left.
Test the charging: does the truck connect normally to a fast-charging station, and are there any error messages? Check the cooling and heating systems, as batteries require temperature control.
Ensure that all software updates and manufacturer recall work have been completed. Check the brakes, suspension, and tires — an electric truck is heavier due to the batteries.
Versions
Names and equipment vary by market and year; we list generally described versions, but check the exact specifications in the documents of the specific truck.
eActros 300
from 2021The first series version with fewer battery packs.
- Electric transmission
- Shorter range
- Suitable for shorter routes
eActros 400
from 2021Version with more battery packs and greater range.
- Electric transmission
- Longer range
- Suitable for longer routes
eActros su specialiais kėbulais
various yearsRefrigerator, tank, or other bodies.
- Special body styles
- Optional extras (e.g., air conditioning)
- Check the condition of optional extras
Compare versions
| eActros 300 | eActros 400 | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | Shorter distribution routes | Longer regional routes |
| Batteries | Fewer packages | More packages |
| Special inspection | Battery condition (SOH) | Battery condition (SOH) |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | €€€ | €€€€ |
The eActros is ideal for hauliers with predictable routes and charging opportunities at base. The key factor is the battery's condition and remaining warranty.
Pros
- Zero emissions
- Quiet and smooth driving
- Lower energy running costs
- Suitable for urban zones with restrictions
Cons
- Battery condition determines value
- Limited range and need for charging infrastructure
- The used market is still small
Frequently asked questions
Who is the eActros for?
Distribution and regional transport with predictable routes and charging opportunities.
What's the difference between the eActros 300 and 400?
Mainly in the number of battery packs and range. Check the exact figures in the documentation for specific years.
Is a used eActros a risky purchase?
The key factor is the battery's condition and warranty. If a reliable battery condition report and service history are provided, the risk is lower.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically





























