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Who is buying electric trucks outside China

China buys electric heavy trucks by the hundred thousand and rarely announces a single order, so this page tracks everyone else: every order, delivery and fleet we can verify outside China, from a 500-truck Tesla Semi order to two Windrose semis in Australia. 3,046 trucks in 23 orders logged since January. Updated 14 Sep 2026.

OUR READ

Two things stand out to us. The order book has flipped from deposits to purchase orders. The 972 Tesla Semis ordered since May are trucks with delivery dates, and Einride starts taking them this month. And we keep China out of these tables on purpose. It put 140,000 electric heavy trucks on the road in the first half of 2026, more than the rest of the world has bought in total, and almost none of it came with a press release. Mixing the two would bury every order below. Everything on this page is a floor, not a census. We add every order we can verify, and we would like the list to get too long to read.

China, for scale: 231,100 new-energy heavy trucks sold in 2025, 28.9% of the market. XCMG 35,400 · SANY 33,600 · FAW Jiefang 32,400 · Sinotruk 27,300 · Shacman 26,200 · Foton 18,900 · Dongfeng 18,300 · DeepWay 8,020, and DeepWay alone has delivered more than 12,000 in total. ↗

Sources: linked on each line · Updated 14 Sep 2026

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12 Sep Dalmia Cement puts 30 electric trucks to work in Assam through AVG Logistics ↗

11 Sep Australia's first sold electric semis: New Energy Transport takes two Windrose E700, 20 by year end ↗

9 Sep Google, Nevoya and GMA put 25 electric semis on the Houston to Dallas corridor ↗

9 Sep Amazon takes delivery of its first 27 eActros 600 in Germany, part of a 200+ order ↗

4 Sep UltraTech Cement commits to 600+ electric heavy trucks by December, 89 already running ↗

28 Aug Einride's CEO puts a timeline on the 500 Semis: about 75 this year, the rest by end-2027 ↗

25 Aug Bison Transport starts testing the Tesla Semi in Chicago ↗

18 Aug Einride orders 500 Tesla Semis, the largest Semi order to date ↗

13 Aug TVS Vehicle Mobility Solutions deploys 57 Montra Rhino 55 t tractors in Chhattisgarh, 300+ by March 2027 ↗

11 Aug Expedition Pflaum takes 30 eActros 600 at Wörth ↗

23 Jul DSV orders 10 Windrose E700 for Laredo to Monterrey freight, 25 more in phase two ↗

17 Jul Bali Express Services takes its first Tesla Semi for cross-border drayage ↗

13 Jul ATC Logistics orders 20 Tesla Semis for Forum Mobility's Rancho Dominguez depot ↗

9 Jul QX Logistix to run 20 Tesla Semis from the same depot ↗

8 Jul Linfox receives the first Australian-built Volvo electric trucks ↗

23 Jun SANY ships 880 electric tractors to an undisclosed overseas buyer, a record export order ↗

17 Jun UltraTech Cement deploys 45 EIM Ashwa 55 t trucks on clinker routes ↗

12 Jun Wibax orders 105 Scania electric trucks, the EU's largest bulk transport deal ↗

11 Jun ABF Freight buys two Tesla Semis after its 2025 pilot ↗

5 May WattEV orders 370 Tesla Semis for its California network ↗

5 May NICA Container Freight Line orders 20 Tesla Semis via Forum Mobility ↗

4 May Big F Transport orders 40 Tesla Semis after a demo ↗

29 Apr First Tesla Semi rolls off the high-volume line in Nevada ↗

21 Apr Amazon deploys 75 electric trucks with Einride in the US ↗

10 Apr Tata delivers the first Prima E.55S to BillionE Mobility, 250 more ordered ↗

17 Mar Simon Loos orders a second batch of 75 eActros 600, 210 electric trucks in total ↗

23 Jan DAF hands over 33 XD Electric to Contargo, fleet now 90 ↗

15 Jan Nevoya to run about 40 eCascadias between Houston and Dallas for Amazon, Meta, eBay and Etsy ↗

Sources: linked on each line · Updated 14 Sep 2026

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Notes and definitions

What counts. Battery-electric heavy trucks only: tractors and heavy rigids, roughly above 12 tonnes in Europe, Class 7 and 8 in the US, and China's new-energy heavy truck category. No vans, no pickups, no medium-duty step vans, no fuel-cell trucks. Off-road mining trucks are out too.

Why outside China. China registered 231,100 new-energy heavy trucks in 2025 and 140,000 in the first half of 2026, almost all of them battery-electric and almost none of them announced as orders. Putting those numbers next to a 105-truck order in Sweden would hide everything else, so Chinese domestic fleets stay out of these tables. Exports from Chinese makers to buyers elsewhere do count, which is why an 880-truck SANY shipment tops the order book.

Orders versus deliveries. An order counts when a company names a number and a truck. Letters of intent, targets and battery-swap service agreements are not in the 3,046 tally. Deliveries of orders placed before 2026 are listed under Latest but not counted again.

Why the tally is a floor. The EU registered 4,991 electric trucks above 16 tonnes in 2025 and most of those sales were never announced. This page tracks what fleets and makers say in public, which is a different and much smaller number than the registrations on the market-share tracker.

Approximations. A tilde marks a journalist's estimate rather than a company figure. Tesla has never published a Semi delivery count. PepsiCo's last verified figure is 86 trucks in May 2024. Einride's fleet size comes from Electrek. The SANY export shipment is reported as 880 by China Daily and 800 by Chinatrucks.

Refresh. We add orders as EVwire covers them and update maker figures each quarter. Every line on this page carries a small arrow that opens its source. The market-share tracker, which does include China, is at evwire.com/etrucks/market-share.

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