MAN will be presenting its particularly efficient truck and van portfolio from 3.5 to 250 tonnes at the IAA Transportation 2026 – equipped with conventional and electric drives, digital services for high vehicle availability and modern safety and assistance systems. The offer is supplemented by a comprehensive ecosystem around electromobility, charging and energy supply. In this way, MAN is showing how the transformation of the transport sector can be made successful and profitable. For the first time at the IAA: test drive opportunities that start directly at the MAN trade fair stand in Hall 11.
Whether electric or conventional: Efficiency as a decisive success factor
With the MAN eTGL, eTGM, eTGS and eTGX series, MAN will in future have an end-to-end electric truck portfolio from 12 to 50 tonnes, which will be on display in its entirety for the first time at the IAA Transportation 2026. It covers almost the entire range of applications from urban distribution logistics to municipal applications and construction site traffic to long-distance transport. Ranges of up to 570 kilometres without intermediate charging for a MAN eTGX in the typical long-haul semitrailer combination already allow it to be used economically in numerous classic transport applications. All model series benefit from a common, particularly efficient and modular battery technology that offers the right configuration for every transport task.
The focus is also on cost-effectiveness with conventional drives. The new D30 PowerLion powertrain enables fuel savings of up to five percent compared to its predecessor, making it one of the most efficient solutions on the market.
“Driving. People. Partner.’ gets to the heart of what MAN stands for: With particularly efficient, reliable and safe vehicles, we are driving forward the transformation of transport. With our employees and our service network, we are close to our customers and will expand this proximity with investments of 300 million euros worldwide over the next few years. And as a reliable partner, we support them with holistic solutions on their way to an economically successful and sustainable transport business,” says Alexander Vlaskamp, CEO of MAN Truck & Bus.
