- In March 2024, Manitou Group introduced a new range of scissor lifts, expanding its portfolio in the aerial work platform market. The initial models, SE 0808 and SE 1008, offer working heights of 8 meters and 10 meters, respectively, with a third model, SE 1212, set for release later this year. These lifts are designed for both indoor and outdoor applications, providing enhanced versatility for various work environments. Featuring efficient AC motors, user-friendly controls, and low maintenance costs, the new lineup aims to improve operational efficiency and reduce downtime for users
- In February 2024, JLG Industries unveiled the ES4046 electric scissor lift, strengthening its range of mobile elevating work platforms. This model boasts an application-driven design with improved performance capabilities and enhanced operator support features. Equipped with JLG ClearSky Smart Fleet technology, it enables real-time fleet tracking, safety monitoring, and efficiency optimization. With a platform height of 39 feet for indoor use and a zero-turning radius, the ES4046 is tailored to meet the evolving demands of modern job sites
- In March 2024, JCB, based in the United Kingdom, introduced a redesigned version of its S1932 electric drive scissor lifts. The updated model features a lighter design, enhancing portability and ease of operation across various job sites. In addition, the reduced weight allows for more efficient transportation, including compatibility with long-range vehicles such as the Ford E-Transit Cargo Van 350
