The BYD T4 4x2 battery-electric dropside truck is a zero-emission light cargo vehicle for city distribution, building-supply runs and municipal service. A 62.3 kWh Blade lithium iron phosphate battery feeds a 150 kW motor through a single-speed reduction gear, giving 330 km CLTC range and quiet, vibration-free operation.
The 4,040 mm dropside bed has a diamond-plate floor, stake pockets, a headboard rack and three folding side gates, so pallets, bagged goods and long building materials load by forklift or by hand. Gross vehicle weight is 4,495 kg with a payload of about 1,500-1,800 kg. The cab offers a walk-through floor, digital instrument cluster, electric power steering and regenerative braking.
DC fast charging takes the battery from 30% to 80% in about 30 minutes; AC charging overnight is also supported. Left-hand drive is standard, right-hand drive is optional, and each unit ships with a portable charger, export documents and a 25-40 day lead time.

62.3 kWh Blade LFP battery | 330 km CLTC range | 150 kW electric motor | 4,040 mm dropside bed |
▶ The T4 uses BYD's Blade lithium iron phosphate battery, a pack built around long, thin cells that resist overheating and tolerate repeated deep cycling. The 62.3 kWh pack supplies a 150 kW motor through a single-speed reduction gear. With no clutch or multi-speed gearbox, acceleration is smooth and the driveline needs very little maintenance. Regenerative braking recovers energy in stop-start traffic, where a light electric truck saves the most compared with a diesel.
The homologated CLTC range is 330 km. In daily delivery work, expect roughly 230-280 km with a partial load, air conditioning and frequent stops; the exact figure depends on speed, temperature, terrain and driving style. The dashboard shows live state of charge, remaining range and consumption, so a route can be planned around a depot charge rather than an overnight surprise.

Electric Powertrain & Battery | ||
| Motor and Drive | Motor | Permanent-magnet synchronous, 150 kW / 204 hp |
| Drive | 4x2, rear-wheel drive | |
| Transmission | Single-speed reduction gear | |
| Top Speed | Approx. 90 km/h | |
| Battery and Charging | Battery Type | Blade lithium iron phosphate (LFP) |
| Capacity | 62.3 kWh | |
| Range | 330 km CLTC | |
| Real Range | Approx. 230-280 km loaded | |
| Thermal Management | Liquid cooling with battery heater | |
| DC Fast Charge | 30-80% in approx. 30 min | |
| AC Charge | Approx. 7 kW, 9-10 h | |
| Charging Port | GB/T standard, adaptor to order | |
▶ The cargo body is a steel dropside platform with a diamond-plate floor, a tubular headboard rack and three folding side gates about 400 mm high. Stake pockets along both sides accept vertical posts for bulky loads, while the flat floor lets a forklift slide pallets in from either side or from the rear. The bed measures about 4,040 x 1,850 mm and carries roughly 3.0 m³ with the gates up.
The rear tailgate drops flat for loading, and the low deck height reduces lifting effort for hand loading. For weather protection, a tarpaulin and bows can be specified; for loose bulk loads, the side gates can be replaced with higher panels on request. The steel floor takes pallet feet and building materials without the gouging that aluminium decks suffer, and the headboard rack protects the cab from long loads.
Dropside Cargo Body & Chassis | ||
| Cargo Body | Bed Size | Approx. 4,040 x 1,850 mm |
| Side Gates | 3 dropside panels, approx. 400 mm high | |
| Floor | Diamond-plate steel | |
| Headboard | Tubular steel rack | |
| Volume | Approx. 3.0 m³ with gates up | |
| Tailgate | Fold-down rear panel | |
| Chassis and Weights | Wheelbase | 3,360 mm |
| Gross Vehicle Weight | 4,495 kg | |
| Kerb Weight | Approx. 2,700-2,900 kg | |
| Payload | Approx. 1,500-1,800 kg | |
| Suspension | Leaf spring, front and rear | |
| Brakes | Hydraulic with regenerative braking | |
| Steering | Electric power steering | |

▶ The cab is a forward-control light-truck design with a flat floor, a two- or three-seat bench and a digital display in place of a conventional dashboard. Drive selection is by a rotary switch; electric power steering keeps effort low in tight streets and loading bays. The absence of engine noise makes early-morning and night deliveries less disruptive in residential areas.
A 4,495 kg gross weight keeps the T4 in the light-truck class, so it can enter residential areas and congested markets that restrict heavier trucks. The 3,360 mm wheelbase gives a stable platform without a long rear overhang. Service access is simplified by the sealed electric driveline, and brake wear is reduced by regenerative braking; the hydraulic system still provides conventional stopping power when the battery is low.
Cab, Delivery & Export | ||
| Cab and Controls | Cab | Forward-control light truck, flat floor |
| Seating | 2- or 3-person bench | |
| Instrumentation | Digital cluster with state of charge | |
| Drive Selection | Rotary switch | |
| Air Conditioning | Standard | |
| Delivery | Drive | LHD standard, RHD optional |
| Documents | Invoice, packing list, B/L, CO, battery data sheet | |
| Lead Time | 25-40 days after approval | |
| Minimum Order | 1 unit | |
| Shipping | Container or ro-ro | |
| Spare Parts | Brake pads, filters, lamps, charger cable | |
▶ DC fast charging raises the battery from 30% to 80% in about 30 minutes at a compatible charger. AC charging at about 7 kW takes roughly 9-10 hours, which suits overnight depot charging. A portable charger, charging cable and connector adaptor are supplied with each vehicle; charger type is confirmed against the destination standard and the available grid.
Buyers can specify left- or right-hand drive, a tarpaulin body, higher side panels, a rear step, reversing camera, fleet telematics and a spare wheel. Each unit ships with export documents, a maintenance manual and a parts list. Production takes 25-40 days after order confirmation; one unit is the minimum order, and container or ro-ro shipping is arranged to the destination port.
What is the real driving range with a load?
The CLTC figure is 330 km. With a partial payload, air conditioning and urban stop-start work, plan on about 230-280 km per charge. Range falls in cold weather or at sustained high speed; the dashboard shows live state of charge and remaining range.
How long does charging take?
A DC fast charger takes the battery from 30% to 80% in about 30 minutes. AC charging at about 7 kW needs roughly 9-10 hours, which is convenient for overnight depot charging. The charger and connector must match the destination grid standard.
What payload can the T4 carry?
Gross vehicle weight is 4,495 kg and payload is about 1,500-1,800 kg, depending on body and battery configuration. The dropside bed is about 4,040 x 1,850 mm and carries roughly 3.0 m³ with the gates up.
Send your route profile, daily mileage and body requirements for a factory FOB quotation and charging plan within 24 hours.
✔ Blade battery
LFP chemistry with liquid cooling for daily deep cycling and long service life.
✔ Zero tailpipe emissions
Suitable for low-emission zones, night deliveries and indoor logistics.
✔ Export support
LHD or RHD, charger matching, documents and spare-parts kit.
✔ Light-truck access
4,495 kg gross weight and 3,360 mm wheelbase for narrow city routes.
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