Workhorse W4CC / W750
Are there synthesis via email but the auto response said to post something here instead. Has anyone successfully found a comparable truck or brand that would be equivalent of a workhorse W4CC or the W750 which are used by FedEx to do local deliveries, at least that is true here in Santa Cruz California.
Here’s the content of the email that explains what we are trying to achieve and would love to see workhorse added as one of the brands. If necessary we can include the configuration details from the W4CC truck since we have one here
original email:
I am an ABRP user and we are taking a workhorse truck to the Sierra next week and really need to have the help of ABRP since there’s a lot of elevation gain and it will also be snowing and icy up there
Workhorse is not an option to choose in ABRP yet. This truck is the w4CC. however FedEx uses these trucks, here, likely the W750, and I am sure they would like to benefit from the abilities of aBRP as a company
Is there any chance that you can add them as an alias or add them as a option somehow in the settings?
Here’s what Perplexity Pro says about this when I asked specifics about this W4cc truck:
“Workhorse vehicles sold in the United States. Workhorse Group is an American company headquartered in Sharonville, Ohio, that designs and manufactures its vehicles domestically at its facility in Union City, Indiana.[4][5][6][7][8]
However, for some of their recent models (W4 CC and W750), Workhorse has partnered with GreenPower Motor Company (a Canadian/American manufacturer based in California) to supply the base EV Star Cab and Chassis, which Workhorse then completes and sells under the Workhorse brand.[9][8][10]
If you're seeing the Maxus EV80with a box truck icon in ABRP and your Workhorse has similar specifications (particularly if it's a commercial delivery van or box truck configuration), it could potentially serve as a temporary stand-in until Workhorse is officially added.
However, the Workhorse trucks (W4 CC, W750, W56, or C-Series) are distinctly different American-designed vehicles with their own specifications.[6][8][13][14][15]
**Bottom line:** Contact ABRP support to request they add your specific Workhorse model, providing as much technical detail as possible about battery capacity, range, and efficiency.
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Nov 14, 2025
PinnedHi @User,
We handle requests for vehicles in 🚗 Vehicle Requests, not as feature requests. You can read more here: I am missing a vehicle, how can I request it be added?
You’re saying both ‘W4CC & w750’ are missing. If these are models that are significantly different, please submit them as separate request tickets.
However, if the different models you’re missing are essentially the same vehicle, but just with different battery capacities (such as standard, long range) we can work with this existing ticket.
Please clarify.
User
Nov 14, 2025
these trucks are nearly identical for the purposes of ABRP. Here’s what my Perplexity AI pro says about this and it certainly has more direct knowledge than me since I don’t own either one of these trucks and I’m helping a friend who does own the W4CC
Perplexity:
Here is a direct comparison of the Workhorse W4CC and W750 for your evaluation.
SpecificationW4CCW750
Vehicle Class
4
4
Battery
118 kWh LiFePO4
118 kWh LiFePO4
Range
150 miles (UDDS-HD)
150 miles (UDDS-HD)
Payload
7,000 lbs
5,000 lbs
Curb Weight
7,300 lbs
9,300 lbs
GVWR
14,300 lbs
14,300 lbs
Motor
201 hp, 885 lb-ft torque
201 hp, 885 lb-ft torque
Wheelbase
170 in
170 in
Charging
Level 2 (11kW, ~11 hrs), Level 3 (61kW, 3–4 hrs)
Level 2/3 same as W4CC
Body Type
Cab-Chassis (customizable)
Step Van, 750 cu ft
Dimensions
287"L x 78"W x 93"H
303"L x 89"W x 122"H
Top Speed
68 mph (limited)
68 mph (limited)
MPGe / Efficiency
44 MPGe; 0.77 kWh/mi; 1.3 mi/kWh
44 MPGe; 0.77 kWh/mi
Summary: The W4CC and W750 share the same electric platform, battery, motor, and drive system, with both supporting the same range and charging rates. The primary differences are payload, curb weight, body configuration, and slight dimensional changes due to the van upfit on the W750. Their on-road performance and energy usage are nearly identical for ABRP modeling, so these could be grouped under a single base model, with minor adjustment for payload or body style if desired.
Sources:[1][2][3][4][5]