Tractor truck

Rated Towing Mass
32,000–50,000 kg
Engine Rated Power
280–460 kW (380–625 hp)
Drive Type
4×2 / 6×4 (mainstream); optional 6×2 / 8×4
Powertrain
Diesel / Gasoline / BEV / PHEV / range extender
Cab Configuration
Short cab / Sleeper cab (single-berth / double-berth)
Emission Standard
Euro 2–6
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Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.

About the tractor truck

The KEEYAK Tractor Truck is a powered commercial vehicle designed to pull a semitrailer through a fifth-wheel coupling rather than carry a fixed cargo body. Rated towing mass is 32,000–50,000 kg. Powertrain options are Diesel / Gasoline / BEV / PHEV / range extender, depending on configuration.

It is intended for logistics fleets, container haulers, tanker operators, bulk carriers, construction transporters, and long-haul contractors. Match trailer mass and kingpin load to the gross combination rating and axle layout. Coupling height and the braking interface must suit the trailer. Powertrain and fuel strategy need to fit the duty cycle and route gradients. Confirm cab type and compliance with road rules.

Line drawing of a high-cab tractor unit with rear coupling equipment.

Typical applications

  1. Long-haul semitrailer transport

    Freight fleets use sleeper-cab units to pull compatible semitrailers on long routes, selecting powertrain, fuel capacity, driver accommodation, and axle layout for duty.

  2. Regional distribution haulage

    Operators use day-cab road tractors for repeated depot and customer runs where maneuverability, turnaround time, trailer interchange, and route access matter.

  3. Container chassis operations

    Ports and logistics companies move container chassis between terminals and inland facilities after confirming fifth-wheel height, kingpin load, axle limits, and local dimensions.

  4. Heavy equipment semitrailer haulage

    Construction transporters pull low-bed or equipment trailers when combined mass, axle distribution, gradeability, braking, coupling, permits, and route clearance are properly matched.

Before you order

What must match when choosing a tractor for a semi-trailer?

Confirm trailer mass and kingpin load against the tractor's combination and axle ratings. Coupling height, clearance and braking interfaces must suit the actual semi-trailer. Then match the powertrain, cab and fuel strategy to route gradients and the operating cycle.