- The Q-Light FCEV is unique in Europe as anH2vehicle in the range 3.5-4.2 t.
- Ranges of up to 500 km can beachieved.
- QUANTRONrelieson a proven and safe
- The van is available with different body variants and can be used in a variety ofways.
Vehicles refuelled with green hydrogen protect the environment, are quiet on the road and impress with a long range.
Ideal for sustainable companies that want to rely on emission-free freight transport for long distances. In addition to all-electric commercial vehicles, Quantron AG also offers mobility solutions with hydrogen fuel cell systems. Their latest product in this segment is the Q-Light FCEV transporter.
At NUFAM, the leading trade fair for the commercial vehicle industry, QUANTRON is presenting the Q-Light to a trade audience for the first time. As a hydrogen fuel cell transporter in the range of 3.5 to 4.2 tonnes, it is unique in Europe. The vehicle is offered in cooperation with THE QUANTRON partner and fuel cell expert AE Driven Solutions. It relied on reliable and proven powertrain technology, which is already in use in over 400 vehicles throughout Europe. All components of the Q-Light FCEV comply with European safety standards.+
The payload of the Q-Light FCEV is analogous to that of a comparable diesel vehicle. The refuelling time can also be compared to that of a diesel vehicle. The Q-Light FCEV can be flexibly operated in electric or fuel cell mode. The battery capacity is 37 kWh  and, like the 15 kW fuel cell used, has a long service life. The waste heat from the fuel cell can also be used, for example.B to heat the interior, so that additional electricity can be saved.
QUANTRON supports its customers in finding the ideal vehicle for their individual requirements. Due to its wide range of bodies, the Q-Light FCEV can be used flexibly in various areas of application, such as in the logistics industry or as a delivery vehicle. Thanks to its quiet and emission-free drive, the van can also be used at off-peak and night times. Depending on requirements, the vehicle can be equipped with up to four hydrogen tanks and thus a range of up to 500 km can be achieved. In the future, the performance of the fuel cell will also be scalable, so that the vehicle can be offered in various versions, such as.B. also as a 7.2 t variant.
Vehicle data Q-Light FCEV
| Permissible total weight | 4,2 t |
| Performance E-Mode | 100 kW (136 HP) |
| Torque E-mode | 1150 Nm |
| Maximum speed | 90 kph |
| Hydrogen per tank | Approx. 2.1 kg |
| Range (2 tanks / 4 tanks) | 300 km / 500 km |
| Fuel Cell Performance | 15 kW |
| Battery | 37 kWh |
| Ladeleistung | 6.6 kW |
| Ladezyklen battery | 3.000 |
About Quantron AG
Quantron AG is a system provider of clean battery- and hydrogen-powered e-mobility for commercial vehicles such as trucks, buses and vans. In addition to new electric vehicles, the broad range of services offered by the innovation forge includes the electrification of used and existing vehicles, the creation of individual overall concepts including the appropriate charging infrastructure as well as rental, financing and leasing offers as well as driver training. Quantron   AG also sells batteries and integrated tailor-made electrification concepts to manufacturers of commercial vehicles, machines and intralogistics vehicles. The German company from Augsburg, Bavaria, is a pioneer and innovation driver for e-mobility in passenger, transport and freight transport. It has a network of 700 service partners and the extensive knowledge of qualified professionals in the fields of power electronics and battery technology, including through cooperation with CATL, the world’s largest battery producer. As a high-tech spin-off of the renowned Haller GmbH, Quantron AG combines 138 years of commercial vehicle experience with state-of-the-art e-mobility know-how.
Quantron  AG  researches electric vehicles and emission-free drive technologies every day in order to make them even more efficient and economical, thus making a significant contribution to sustainable, environmentally friendly passenger and freight transport.
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