Windrose Truck780 kW701 kWh

Patented EV Technology
for the Global Market

E700 Electric Truck

Battery pack

E-axle

Platform Architecture
  • 26,455 lbTotal tractor weight
  • 705 kWhTotal battery capacity
  • ✓US-patented design
Energy Storage
  • 10,000+Full charge cycles
  • ✓Proprietary design
  • 870 kWMax charging power
  • ✓MCS + CCS compatible
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Pack architecture Four LFP packs, wired in parallel
Parameter LFPEV-CALB-766230
Cell chemistryLithium iron phosphate
Rated storage energy705.2 kWh
Pack module4P, 1P238S
Rated capacity920 Ah
Nominal voltage766.4 V
Working voltage range595 – 868.7 V
SOC working range2 – 100 %
SOC at delivery50 %
DC charge rating920 A @ 868.7 V
Thermal managementLiquid cooling, liquid heating
Operating environment−30 – 55 °C · RH 5 – 95 %
LFP pack & cell detail
Energy per pack
176.3 kWh
Pack mass
1,146 ± 10 kg each
System energy density
155 Wh/kg
Protection rating
IP67
Continuous C-rate
1C
Pack cycle life
4,500 cycles to 70% SOH
Cell dimensions
173.93 × 53.72 × 204.63 mm
Cell capacity
230 Ah
Cell voltage
3.22 V nominal · 2.5 – 3.65 V
Cell mass
4.2 ± 0.08 kg
Cell energy density
180 Wh/kg
Cell cycle life
> 6,000 cycles
Cell operating temperature
Discharge −30 – 65 °C · Charge 0 – 60 °C

Because the four packs are wired in parallel, the system voltage is the voltage of a single pack — capacity adds up, voltage does not: four 230 Ah packs give 920 Ah at 766.4 V. The 870 V figure quoted elsewhere is the top of the charge window (868.7 V) rounded up; 800 V refers to the platform class, not a measured value. The 870 kW headline is the vehicle’s peak charging power; 920 A at 868.7 V is what the LFP pack itself is rated to take.

Powertrain
  • 1,045 kWPeak power
  • 1,400Horsepower
Granted Patents
U.S. design patent drawings — Windrose truck frame and chassis
U.S. Design
US D1,104,863 S
Truck Frame & Chassis
The distinctive visual shape of the Windrose chassis frame and structural underbody.
Filed: Sep 18, 2023 · Granted: Dec 9, 2025 · Expires: Dec 8, 2040
U.S. design patent drawings — Windrose semi-truck cab and body
U.S. Design
US D1,104,865 S
Semi-Truck Body / Cab
The exterior styling of the cab and body — the truck's overall visual identity.
Filed: Sep 18, 2023 · Granted: Dec 9, 2025 · Expires: Dec 8, 2040
Patent drawing — electric commercial vehicle with battery-pack frame
Chassis & Frame
Flagship · PCT + US pending
CN 119611032
Battery-Pack Frame Structure
Battery pack integrated into a load-bearing frame — the structural core of the platform.
Filed: Dec 24, 2024 · Granted: Jan 23, 2026 · Expires: Dec 23, 2044
Patent drawing — modular front subframe assembly
Chassis & Frame
CN 115432065 B
Front Subframe Assembly
A modular front subframe enabling serviceability and platform flexibility. First invention grant.
Filed: Sep 30, 2022 · Granted: May 23, 2023 · Expires: Sep 29, 2042
Patent drawing — control-arm assembly for independent suspension
Chassis & Frame
CN 115635812 B
Control-Arm Independent Suspension
Swing-arm design enabling a multi-ton front axle to run fully independent suspension.
Filed: Sep 30, 2022 · Granted: Nov 4, 2024 · Expires: Sep 29, 2037
Patent drawing — lightweight tube-beam frame assembly
Chassis & Frame
CN 116395043 B
Lightweight Tube-Beam Frame
Tubular cross-members replacing conventional stamped-and-riveted frame beams, reducing mass.
Filed: May 8, 2023 · Granted: Jun 2, 2025 · Expires: May 7, 2043
Patent drawing — redundant electric steering with double-wishbone air-spring suspension
Steering & Suspension
CN 115648872 B
Redundant Electric Steering & Air-Spring IFS
Dual electric steering actuation with double-wishbone air-spring independent suspension — a prerequisite for ADAS and autonomous operation.
Filed: Nov 9, 2022 · Granted: Aug 25, 2025 · Expires: Nov 8, 2042
Patent drawing — drive-motor liquid-cooling circuit
Thermal Management
CN 119696217 B
Drive-Motor Cooling System
Liquid-cooling circuit for traction motors enabling sustained high-power output in heavy-duty cycles.
Filed: Dec 19, 2024 · Granted: Sep 12, 2025 · Expires: Dec 18, 2044
Patent drawing — cooling-fan and shroud assembly
Thermal Management
CN 116461321 B
Cooling-Fan Assembly
Fan-and-shroud module optimising heat-exchanger airflow across the full thermal load range.
Filed: May 8, 2023 · Granted: May 21, 2025 · Expires: May 7, 2043
Patent drawing — machine-learning-based regenerative braking method
Software & Controls
CN 115782599 B
ML-Based Energy Recovery
Learned model for regenerative braking that adapts to route, load, and driving conditions to maximise energy recovery.
Filed: Nov 24, 2022 · Granted: Jan 10, 2025 · Expires: Nov 23, 2042
Patent drawing — drive-torque distribution between multiple motors
Software & Controls
CN 119611092 B
Drive-Torque Distribution
Real-time torque split between multiple drive motors for traction, stability, and efficiency across all load conditions.
Filed: Dec 20, 2024 · Granted: Sep 17, 2025 · Expires: Dec 19, 2044
Patent drawing — interior door-handle assembly
Cab & Interior
CN 116905917 B
Door Inner-Handle Assembly
Interior door-handle unit with integrated locking mechanism designed for ergonomics and durability.
Filed: Aug 9, 2023 · Granted: May 22, 2025 · Expires: Aug 8, 2043

Self-Driving

Braking, steering, and the accelerator

One scale for all three. Wet: the fluid takes the command and makes the force. Mixed: electronics send the command, and a fluid still makes the force. Dry: an electric actuator, with no oil and no air.
Diesel truck
Windrose
Tesla
Braking
Diesel truck
Wet. The foot valve commands the air directly. A diesel truck that already has electronic air control is mixed.
Windrose
Mixed. Electronics send a deceleration request. Compressed air makes the force.
Tesla
Semi is mixed, the same class as Windrose. Cybercab is dry: one motor on each caliper, no oil and no air.
Steering
Diesel truck
Wet. A mechanical link. The engine drives the hydraulic oil.
Windrose
Mixed. Electronics drive the oil pump. Hydraulic oil makes the force. The mechanical link is still there. One channel.
Tesla
Semi is dry. No hydraulic oil. Motors steer, and Tesla says the steering is redundant. Reports in March 2026 say a mechanical shaft is still there. On 25 September 2026, Lars Moravy said Semi uses Cybertruck steer-by-wire. The official post says the hydraulics are gone.
Accelerator
Diesel truck
Mixed. An electronic pedal sends the command. Burning fuel makes the force. One engine.
Windrose
Dry. Electronics command torque. The motors make the force. Four motors are the redundant drive. Trucks already delivered also run with three.
Tesla
Semi is dry. Electronics command torque. Three independent motors. The drive is redundant.

From the lens to a chip

Four hops, then the picture splits. Color marks format, interface, or wire.

In the camera

Image sensor

Format12-bit Bayer RAW
In the camera

Serializer

ChipMAX96717F
FormatRAW, unchanged
On the computer board

Deserializer

ChipMAX96714F
Chipor MAX96724
FormatRAW, one camera or four
Perception computer

Image processor

FormatYUV
RAW ends here.
Brake path

The brakes

FormatBrake request
InterfaceCAN
WireTwisted pair
Picture path

Shadow computer

FormatH.265 · 1920×1080
Interface1000BASE-T1
WireOne twisted pair
It reads the picture. It does not send the brake.

MAX96717F and MAX96724 are chips. Coax is the wire. GMSL2 is the interface.

E-Axle

The axle the truck needs

Drop-in interface for a 6×4. The axle maker owns the gears.

Vehicle

Layout6×4, both rear axles driven
Combination76,000 kg
Tractor27,000 kg
Axle loads7,000 / 10,500 / 10,500 kg
Bogie21,000 kg
Wheelbase4,650 + 1,350 mm
Tyres315/70R22.5
Optional tyre295/80R22.5
Rims9.00×22.5
SuspensionAir, front and both drive axles
Certified top speed90 km/h
Design grade25%

Drive

4-motor, net1,040 kW
4-motor, 30 min680 kW
3-motor, net780 kW
3-motor, 30 min510 kW
Wheel torque, 4 motors43,000 N·m
Wheel torque, 3 motors35,000 N·m
DC bus595–868.7 V
Platform class800 V
Energy705.2 kWh
Service brake50,000 N·m at 1.0 MPa
Park brake30,000 N·m at 1.0 MPa
BrakeAir disc, dual circuit
RetarderNone. Motors regenerate.
Limp, high voltage onUp to 90 km/h
Tow, high voltage offUp to 20 km/h

Fit

Track1,831 ± 2 mm
Suspension seats1,030 ± 1 mm
Locating pins170 ± 0.2 mm
Locating holeφ30, depth 14 ± 1 mm
Seat face to centre98 ± 1 mm
Spring-seat boltsφ28 ± 1 mm, span 124 ± 1 mm
Wheel bolts20 × M22×1.5
Bolt circleφ335 mm
Spigotφ280.8 mm
Bolt stick-out74 mm

World

Operate−40 to 55 °C
Store−40 to 85 °C
Humidity5–95%
Altitude0–4,500 m
Air pressure50–106 kPa

EU certificate: 76,000 kg combination. Gears stay with the axle maker.

Platform Roadmap

Built for the Long Haul — Getting Better Every Generation

2026
Generation 2
2026
Range
700 km435 mi
Battery
705+ kWh
Voltage
870 V
Efficiency
1.05 kWh/km1.69 kWh/mi
Charging
StandardsDual CCS · Single MCS · or CCS+MCS
Powertrain
MotorWater-cooled
2028
Generation 3
Mega 960NEW
Range
960 km597 mi
Battery
940 kWh
Voltage
970 V
Efficiency
0.98 kWh/km1.57 kWh/mi
Charging
StandardsDual CCS + MCS 1,500A
Cab & Body
DesignShort body · dual-door cab
NEW
In-House Engineering
Front ModuleProprietary suspension + EPS
NEW
Drive AxleProprietary electric drive axle
NEW
Capabilities
TrailerAuto-hitch electric trailer
AutonomyL4 Self-Driving Available
NEW
vs Gen 2 ▲ +37% range ▲ +33% battery ▲ +12% voltage ▼ -7% efficiency

All future generation specifications and pricing are indicative and subject to change. Gen 2 available for order now.

E700 vs Mega 960

Every Dimension, Side by Side

The Mega 960 is the next generation of the E700 platform — longer range, a bigger battery and higher voltage, wrapped in a tighter, shorter body.

Specification E700 Mega 960 vs E700
Range 700 km 960 km ↑ +37%
Battery capacity 705 kWh 940 kWh ↑ +33%
Max voltage 870 V 970 V ↑ +12%
Overall length 8,100 mm 7,700 mm ↓ −400 mm
Wheelbase 4,650 + 1,350 mm 4,250 mm ↓ −400 mm
Cab length 3,450 mm 2,800 mm ↓ −650 mm
Front overhang 1,100 mm 1,100 mm same
Rear bogie spacing 1,350 mm 1,350 mm same
Windrose E700 on the road
E700 — on the road today

Power

Charging infrastructure built by Windrose

Power Strong Launch
20ft Container 1.41 MWh LFP Battery 8 Truck Packs

Containerized battery storage built from eight unmodified truck LFP packs, with the truck's own power distribution, controller and liquid thermal management. Connects to a grid PCS.

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Charging Partners

We charge with the world's best infrastructure providers

Milence
🇳🇱 Netherlands MCS

MCS megawatt charging across Europe's heavy-duty corridor network.

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Autel Energy
🇳🇱 Netherlands MCS

Real-world megawatt charging validation under the MCS standard in Roosendaal.

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EV Realty + Kempower
🇺🇸 United States MCS

First MCS interoperability validation in North America at EV Realty's San Bernardino hub.

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Greenlane
🇺🇸 United States Included Charging

3 months of complementary charging on the Greenlane network included with every truck purchase.

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Hubject
🇩🇪 Germany Plug&Charge MCS

Enabling ISO 15118 Plug&Charge and MCS interoperability for next-generation electric trucks.

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Kempower
🇫🇮 Finland MCS

MCS charging test completed at Kempower HQ — validating megawatt-level interoperability.

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ENGIE Vianeo
🇫🇷 France High-Power

Accelerating electrification of heavy-duty transport across France and Europe.

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Transport & Energy
🇬🇧 United Kingdom MCS

Fastest charging session ever recorded for a Windrose truck, completed in the UK.

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Enel X Way
🇨🇱 Chile High-Power

Primera Carretera Eléctrica de Alta Potencia de Chile — Chile's first high-power electric highway.

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Sinexcel
🇦🇺 Australia High-Power

Advancing high-power charging infrastructure for electric trucks across Australia.

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Technical Specifications

Regional variants & platform commonality

Each variant is homologated for its target market but shares ~82% of components — enabling a single global supply chain.

Specification 🇪🇺 EU 🇦🇺 AU 🇨🇳 CN 🇺🇸 US
BATTERY LFP 705 kWh · 800 V
486 kWh NCM option
MOTORS 4-motor E-axle
1,045 kW peak · 3-motor option
RANGE 700 km 430 mi
295 mi
CHARGING 2×CCS2 / MCS 2×CCS1 / MCS 2×GB/T DC 2×CCS1 / MCS
CHARGE 20–80% ≈38 min
up to 870 kW MCS
≈38 min
GB/T DC
≈38 min
up to 870 kW MCS
CERTIFICATION EU WVTA
31 EU/EEA states
43 ADRs
all states · NZ via TTMRA
GB/T · CCC
MIIT approved
30 FMVSS
50 states · CARB ZEV
LIST PRICE €250,000A$450,000¥1,280,000$310,000
STEERING LHD RHD LHD LHD
Platform Commonality Parts overlap vs each other variant
🇪🇺 Europe 100% 91% 80% 79%
🇦🇺 Australia 89% 100% 76% 81%
🇨🇳 China 83% 81% 100% 77%
🇺🇸 US 79% 83% 74% 100%

Values represent percentage of shared unique components (part numbers) between variants. Minimum 74%, average ~82% — enabling a single global supply chain.