Pro X EV Specifications, Features, Range and Charging Details Explained

As electric mobility expands beyond passenger cars, electric commercial vehicles are beginning to revolutionize urban logistics and cargo transport in India. Among the newest entrants is the Eicher Pro X EV — an electric light commercial truck from VE Commercial Vehicles (VECV) designed to offer zero-emission transport while keeping operational efficiency high for businesses. Below, we break down the real data on what this EV offers in terms of specs, features, range and charging.

Introduction to the Pro X EV

The Eicher Pro X EV was launched at the Bharat Mobility Expo 2025 as part of VECV’s push into electrified commercial vehicles for urban logistics and delivery services. It targets businesses such as last-mile delivery, cold-chain transport, and city distribution fleets where short-to-medium daily mileage and frequent stops are common.

Electric Powertrain and Performance

At its core, the Pro X EV is powered by an electric powertrain producing approximately 80 kW of power and around 300 Nm of peak torque, making it well-suited for stop-start urban operations with cargo onboard.

The electric motor’s characteristics — fast torque delivery at low speeds — help the truck handle loaded starts and urban traffic efficiently, improving drivability in city environments compared with traditional diesel light commercial vehicles.

Battery Capacity and Driving Range

The Pro X EV offers key battery configurations tailored for commercial application:

• 40 kWh battery pack capable of delivering a real-world driving range of up to about 249 km on a single charge under typical conditions.

This range figure reflects standard usage; actual range may vary based on factors like payload, driving style, traffic conditions, ambient temperature, and use of accessories such as air conditioning.

For practical fleet planning, operators often assume some buffer — real-world range might be roughly 15–30% lower under heavy load or in demanding routes, but the certified figure provides a good guideline.

Charging Options and Time

Charging infrastructure and turnaround time are critical for EV logistics adoption. The Pro X EV supports multiple charging modes:

• CCS2 fast-charging support, which enables quicker battery replenishment and minimizes downtime between shifts.
• Typical fast-charging from 0% to around 80% can be achieved in roughly 60–90 minutes, depending on the charger’s power output and battery condition.
• Standard AC charging remains useful for overnight depot charging.

Many fleets use overnight AC charging at depots for simplicity and cost-effectiveness, while fast charging at logistics hubs helps maintain tighter schedules on multi-shift operations.

Cargo Payload and Practical Design

Despite being an electric vehicle, the Pro X EV doesn’t compromise practicality:

• Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW): ~2995 kg
• Payload capacity: ~1445 kg
• Automatic transmission and power steering make it manageable in urban traffic.

The truck is offered in a walk-through D+2 cabin layout, which is ideal for frequent stops, loading and unloading — crucial for delivery and logistics tasks.

Its chassis and suspension setup (parabolic front suspension and leaf rear suspension) ensures stability even with a full payload, while the customizable cargo body can be adapted for different use cases, from dry freight to refrigerated units.

Safety, Warranty and Support

Safety features include seat belts, a well-designed driver cabin and adequate braking systems, enhancing daily operational safety. The Pro X EV typically has battery warranty coverage of up to 5 years or 1.5 lakh km and standard vehicle warranty terms, helping businesses mitigate long-term risk.

VECV’s dealer network in India is also expanding its EV-ready service infrastructure, which includes trained technicians and EV-specific maintenance support — a critical factor for commercial fleet uptime.

Why Businesses Are Watching Pro X EV

The Pro X EV makes sense for fleets seeking:

• Lower operating costs due to reduced fuel expenses and simpler electric powertrain maintenance.
• Zero tailpipe emissions — valuable for compliance with urban pollution control norms.
• A practical range for daily urban and peri-urban operations.
• A balance of payload capacity and agility in traffic.

Overall, the Pro X EV represents a meaningful step toward electrifying India’s light commercial vehicle segment — especially as charging infrastructure and business models continue to mature.