Our most eco-efficient forklift E-VER

The award-winning Konecranes E-VER combines the quality, power and productivity of our conventional lift trucks, with the latest eco-efficient technology. Developed with the customer in mind, it’s powered by an efficient Li-ion battery suited for heavy-duty work. It’s equipped with the latest digital solutions for monitoring performance, and all the features that make a driver feel safe and ready for whatever the day might bring.

Thanks to Konecranes Battery as a Service (BaaS), customers of the Konecranes E-VER range of Li-Ion powered electric forklift will be able to purchase an E-VER electric heavy forklift without battery and choose the best battery set up that suits their needs.

Be part of the electric future

Would you like to learn more about how your company can improve its work environment with Konecranes Lift Trucks? Discover how to power your business with electric forklifts.

Discover E-VER

A powerful experience

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Is this for me?

Whitepaper E-VER

Wondering if an electric forklift with lithium-ion battery is right for your world? This whitepaper outlines all you need to know and guides you to make an informed choice.
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Choosing the right energy source for your lift trucks

Energy source whitepaper

The type of energy you use to power your lift trucks can have a significant effect on your business. Are you using the best one for your operation?
Explore the guide to know more!
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Special forklift handling needs

We have the right attachment.

You’ll find your lifting solution in our complete range of attachments for all your special handling application for forklift trucks, to fulfill your daily handling need.

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Zero tailpipe emissions mean the equipment produces no CO₂ exhaust during operation. However, emissions may still exist in other parts of equipment's lifecycle for example manufacturing, logistics and how the energy powering the equipment – electricity – is generated. For example, if the electricity used to power the equipment is produced using fossil fuels, upstream emissions can be significant.