At Bauma, Manitou Group expanded its electric offering with the introduction of the MT 1440e and MT 1840e telehandlers, powered by a lithium-ion 63 kWh battery, providing a full day of operation and reducing total cost of ownership by 75% compared to combustion models. These models boast lifting heights of 14m and 18m, with load capacities of up to 4 tonnes, offering efficiency and sustainability in construction applications. Manitou also unveiled a hydrogen-powered prototype, the MRT 2260 H2, featuring a fuel cell power system, lifting height of 22m, and load capacity of 6 tonnes, presenting a green alternative to traditional diesel machinery. The company's new MRT 4070 rotating telehandler, reaching 40m in height and capable of lifting 7 tonnes, offers enhanced maneuverability and remote control operation for increased productivity on job sites. Manitou's focus on innovation extends to redesigned control panels for improved ergonomics, integrated diagnostics for easy maintenance, and quick-charging systems that ensure a 60% recharge in under an hour, catering to the demands of modern construction settings. The company's commitment to environmental sustainability is evident in its product range, with solutions suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments, reducing noise and pollution. Manitou's advancements in machinery design and technology aim to enhance efficiency, safety, and ease of use for construction professionals.