Lion Electric Announces Lion5 Class 5 Electric Truck

Earlier this year, Lion Electric officially launched the Lion5, an all-electric Class 5 truck powered by Lionโ€™s new in-house engineered and manufactured 800V battery packs, made in Mirabel, Quebec. This unveiling took place during the Advanced Clean Transportation (“ACT”) Expo, one of the largest conference and trade shows highlighting the most advanced transportation technologies and clean fuels available in the marketplace today.

“At Lion, we’ve always believed in finding a better way to serve fleets and benefit the environment and the Lion5 is our most recent example of this yet. The design and performance of this innovative all-electric truck is sure to redefine how our customers answer their commercial fleet needs,” saidย Brian Piern, Lion Electric’s Chief Commercial Officer. “It is because of the success of the Lion6 that we are able to introduce today our next generation platform, the Lion5, the premier vehicle for last mile delivery and more, featuring the first application of LionBattery, our in-house designed and manufactured battery packs.”

The Canadian electric utility vehicle manufacturer added that the โ€œnew all-electric commercial truck cab chassis has design features desired in GVWR Class 5 while offering configurations of 19,500 lbs. up through 26,000 lbs. (Class 6) GVWR. The vehicle is capable of pulling up to 2,360 lb-ft of torque and can be equipped with a Gross Combined Weight Rating of up to 30,000 lbs

โ€œThe design and performance of this innovative all-electric truck is sure to redefine how our customers answer their commercial fleet needs,โ€ added Piern. โ€œIt is because of the success of the Lion6 that we are able to introduce today our next generation platform, the Lion5, the premier vehicle for last mile delivery and more, featuring the first application of LionBattery, our in-house designed and manufactured battery packs.โ€

The Lion5 has a maximum payload of up to 12,500 lbs. and production is to start before the end of 2023.

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