The TYN-e Europe from Waiblingen today presented the new TYN-e LTX at the NUFAM 2025 commercial vehicle trade fair. With the lightweight electric transporter in the L7e class, the manufacturer aimed to transfer the strengths of a full-fledged N1-class vehicle into a more compact format, without sacrificing comfort, payload, quality or safety, the manufacturer says.
“With the LTX, we are setting new standards for urban mobility: compact, efficient and economical – exactly what our customers need today. Sustainability must not come at
the expense of comfort or performance, and we have achieved exactly this balance," says TYN-e CEO Markus Graf.
Eberhard Wizgall, CTO of TYN-e, promises a vehicle that "not only convinces technically but also meets the demands of everyday life optimally." The LTX achieves, with its 24 kWh LiFePO4 battery, up to 190 kilometers (preliminary) range. In addition, the model comes fully equipped, with ABS, rear-view camera, Eco-/Sport mode and recuperation, touchscreen, Bluetooth connectivity, air conditioning and heating system. The payload is 620
kilograms, with a permissible gross vehicle weight of 1,550 kilograms, a low figure for a fully electric vehicle. The continuous power output of the synchronous motor is 15 kW, enough to reach a top speed of 85 km/h.
The price is also set to be exciting: with 18,990 euros gross (plus delivery costs) or 15,957.98 euros net, they want to lower the otherwise high entry hurdle for e-vans. In addition, the vehicle is expected to score with low maintenance costs, in fleets
as well as in crafts, delivery services and municipalities. The market launch of the LTX is planned for the first quarter of 2026.
The manufacturer also wants to send a signal for "Mobility Made in Germany," the manufacturer emphasizes. In addition to the vehicle presentation, visitors at the TYN-e stand (Hall 2, A 223) will experience a brand experience under the motto "City Jungle," which they plan to navigate more easily in the future: emission-free, compact and clever, according to the Waiblingen-based
