MAN Truck & Bus Expands Electric Vehicle Lineup with New eTGM and Lion's Coach E

MAN Truck & Bus announced on July 10 that it will broaden its electric commercial vehicle portfolio during the second half of the year by introducing new battery-electric models designed for urban deliveries, regional transport operations, and coach travel. The expanded lineup is intended to address a wide range of commercial transportation requirements, spanning from light-duty distribution vehicles to heavy-duty long-haul tractor units, allowing operators to choose electric solutions for multiple applications while supporting the company's continued expansion of its zero-emission commercial vehicle offering.

Expanded Electric Commercial Vehicle Portfolio

The updated range includes the MAN eTGX and MAN eTGS heavy-duty electric trucks, which are engineered for demanding freight operations. In a typical 4x2 tractor-semitrailer configuration, both models can achieve a driving range of approximately 570 km. The portfolio is further strengthened by the introduction of the new MAN eTGM, developed specifically for urban and regional distribution duties, offering a driving range of up to 500 km in a rigid truck configuration.

Electric Coach Joins the Product Range

Customer deliveries of the fully electric MAN Lion's Coach E are scheduled to begin at the end of the year. Designed for coach travel, the vehicle provides a driving range of up to 650 km, expanding the company's battery-electric portfolio beyond freight transportation. With this addition, MAN Truck & Bus is extending its electric mobility offerings across multiple commercial vehicle segments to support a broader range of customer transportation needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What new electric vehicles has MAN Truck & Bus announced?
MAN Truck & Bus has announced an expanded electric vehicle lineup that includes the MAN eTGX and MAN eTGS heavy-duty trucks, the new MAN eTGM for urban and regional distribution, and the fully electric MAN Lion's Coach E. The portfolio covers applications ranging from light-duty deliveries to long-haul freight and coach travel. Customer deliveries of the Lion's Coach E are planned to begin at the end of the year, while the new models will be introduced during the second half of the year.