60 | Sector Focus: Handling & Storage
SUMMARY
■ Toyota has launched the Traigo48 range of electric counterbalanced forklifts
■ The range is available in three and four-wheel versions
■ It has flexible battery options to fit various operational requirements
■ Companies are introducing automated and robotic warehouse solutions
LABOUR SAVING
Toyota has launched a new range of forklifts – meanwhile, an increase in labour costs has led to more interest in automated warehouse solutions
Toyota Material Handling Europe introduced its new Toyota Traigo48 range of electric counterbalanced forklifts at LogiMAT in March, saying the new range offers “superior performance, unmatched design, and a comprehensive set of features that set a new standard for material handling”. With three and four-wheel models available in various sizes, the Traigo48 range is tailored to meet the needs of customers requiring versatility and productivity in applications such as loading, unloading, stacking, and horizontal transport.
The Traigo48 range features load capacities from 1.5 to 2.0 tonnes, with lift heights up to 7.5m and a maximum speed of up to 20km/h, offering customers the flexibility they need to tackle a wide variety of tasks in both indoor and outdoor environments.
“With the launch of our latest electric counterbalanced models, Traigo24 and Traigo80, we’ve stayed true to one of our core principles: Kaizen, or continuous improvement,” said Jose Maria Gener, vice- president sales and marketing at Toyota Material Handling Europe.
“This approach drives us to always go the extra mile to meet our customers’ evolving needs and challenges. Our commitment is evident in the next generation of Traigo48 trucks, which combines strength and durability, and with its top-tier performance, it’s a game changer. We’re delivering a truly unique driving experience, integrating cutting-edge design, exceptional comfort, energy efficiency, and enhanced productivity. The new Traigo48 range is designed to make a real difference in the market.”
Toyota’s Traigo48 range is available with flexible battery options to fit various operational requirements: conventional lead- acid (LAB) batteries and lithium-ion (LIB) batteries. The flexibility to choose between these options allows customers to select the best fit based on their operational needs, ensuring optimal performance and cost efficiency.
For those who prioritise ergonomics and fast charging, Toyota Material Handling is launching the brand-new Traigo_i model. The electric counterbalanced Traigo_i stands out with its integrated lithium-ion battery. This design not only offers powerful performance but also features a space-saving configuration for operators, which provides them with extra legroom for more comfort. The exterior design of the Toyota Traigo_i trucks presents a
Above: The new Toyota Traigo48 standard three and four-wheel models TTJ | July/August 2025 |
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