Eicher Pro 8035XM Tipper

The much anticipated Eicher Pro 8035XM electric mining application-oriented tipper truck has been finally showcased in its flesh at the Auto Expo 2025. Crafted for heavy-duty operation, the company claims that the vehicle is a suitable solution for businesses seeking tough electric tippers. According to the company, the Eicher Pro 8035XM is constructed on a rolled C-channel ladder frame chassis and solid hub reduction tandem rear axle with a heavy-duty ratio for operating in tough environments. 

The Eicher tipper is also equipped with an S-Cam braking system which should offer effective braking performance in tough operating conditions. Offered with a combined charging system-enabled port, Eicher says that the truck can be charged quickly to improve turnaround times. With low-maintenance electric components on offer and modular systems, the Eicher Pro 8035XM is expected to be a cost-effective solution for businesses soon. 

What Else We Know So Far?

The Eicher Truck showcased at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025 is expected to come in a “Pro 8000” series sleeper cabin configuration. It is a 4-point suspended tiltable cabin for better access and serviceability. As for its powertrain, the truck gets a Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor complemented by a 6-speed AMT gearbox. This configuration enables the vehicle to churn out 190 kW of power and 2800 Nm of torque. It also enables the vehicle to clock a top speed of 80 kmph. To improve ride comfort and load-carrying capacity, the tipper also gets parabolic leaf springs at the front and Bogie-type suspension at the rear. 

Eicher Pro 8035XM Tipper: When Is The Launch?

The launch of the Eicher Pro 8035XM electric tipper is expected to take place soon after the Pro 2055 EV’s launch slated for 2025. However, the Pro 8035XM truck is under the homologation process and should hit the roads next year, that is in 2026. Once, launched, the vehicle should contend against the likes of brands such as Tata Motors, Mahindra & Mahindra and BharatBenz, among other companies offering mining-oriented tippers.