They do : base on precious handyman.

With 40V--Max, 36V nominal--of voltage, 220nm of torque is a piece of cake, consider 18V can do ~200nm. But as one reviewer said, if one need more power, theres always the corded version. Top priority of Cordless is portability, actually >150nm of torque could easily break any screw or bit. for bolt & nut, theres impact wrench.

Rotary hammer/hammer drill can use but primarily it was designed as a drill, I find it abit too powerful due to no torque control if using it to screw - often times it strips the screw heads.
Drill driver GSR180/GSB180 or equivalent will suit ur screw installations nicely.

GSR and GSB
R=reversible no impact
B=got Bang function (aka impact drill) but its at best used for brick masonry only. Won't be a good fit for concrete.

Concrete walls best to use a rotary hammer.