MAN Truck & Bus will present its latest commercial vehicle portfolio and mobility solutions at IAA Transportation 2026 under the theme “Driving. People. Partner.” The company will display a full range of trucks and vans from 3.5 to 250 tonnes, featuring both conventional and electric drivetrains alongside digital services, charging solutions and advanced safety technologies.
Complete Electric Truck Lineup
For the first time, MAN will exhibit its entire electric truck family, including the eTGL, eTGM, eTGS and eTGX models. Designed for applications ranging from urban distribution and municipal services to construction and long-haul transport, the lineup offers modular battery configurations tailored to different operational needs. The MAN eTGX is capable of delivering a driving range of up to 570 kilometres on a single charge under suitable operating conditions.
Efficiency Through Advanced Technologies
MAN will also highlight its latest D30 PowerLion powertrain, which improves fuel efficiency by up to five percent compared with the previous generation. In addition, the upgraded GPS-based MAN EfficientCruise system with PredictiveDrive technology optimizes speed according to route and traffic conditions, helping reduce fuel and energy consumption while improving driving comfort.
Safety And Digital Services
Safety remains a key focus of MAN’s latest developments. The company will introduce its new Emergency Brake Assist (EBA Advanced), enhanced driver monitoring technology and expanded active safety systems designed to better protect pedestrians, cyclists and other road users. Visitors will also see new blind-spot assistance features and the latest version of the MAN OptiView digital mirror system.
Comprehensive E-Mobility Ecosystem
Beyond vehicles, MAN will showcase integrated charging infrastructure, smart energy management and digital fleet services supporting the transition to electric transport. The company is also expanding its MAN Charge&Go network with 50 additional charging locations across Europe and will present its Smart Charging Cube solution for areas with limited grid capacity.
