The IAA Transportation show in Hannover, Germany, begins on September 15, 2026, featuring over 700 exhibitors. The event highlights a wide range of electric commercial vehicles, including heavy-duty tractors, medium-duty trucks, and delivery vans.
Tesla is showcasing its Semi, adapted for the European market with an 800-volt architecture and three motors. The European version features an estimated range of 550 kilometers, a curb weight of 9.1 metric tons, and a payload-optimized configuration.
European manufacturers including Daimler, MAN, Volvo, and Renault are presenting their latest electric models. Ford Otosan is debuting its 19- and 26-ton F-Line E trucks, while Volkswagen is showing an autonomous-capable ID. Buzz.
Chinese manufacturers have a significant presence, with Sany eTrucks, Sinotruk, SuperPanther, Skyworth Auto, FAW, Dongfeng, Foton, Farizon, Wisdom Motor, and DeepWay exhibiting. Skyworth is unveiling the Z9 with Level 4 autonomous technology.
Stellantis is introducing a new low-cost Smart Compact Van, and Kia is debuting the PV7 model. Renault is presenting the Trafic E-Tech, which utilizes an 800-volt platform and offers a range of up to 450 kilometers.
Ford Pro is launching the battery-electric Transit City, with pricing starting at €35 990. The event emphasizes the growing economic viability of electric commercial transport as diesel costs rise.
