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The switch to electromobility is inspiring many sectors. Vehicles for the smallest of niche applications have become conceivable. However, start-ups in particular lack the development and production know-how to complete the path to implementation. The AL-KO Vehicle Technology Group (AL-KO VT) is ideally placed to pave the way along this path.

The firefighters need to ensure their own safety as well as others’. They sometimes have to get quickly to an emergency in large vehicles towing commercial trailers. One product from AL-KO Vehicle Technology ensures that they stay on track. This is used, for example, by the Günzburg fire brigade.

AL-KO Vehicle Technology (AL-KO VT) will be showcasing its solutions for fuss-free bicycle transport on vans as well as comfortable levelling systems for caravans, vans, and motorhomes at the Reise + Camping trade fair in Essen in Hall 2, Stand E15 and in the specific area 2/Stand E11 from 22-26 February 2023.

“Made in Germany” seating luxury is heading to Japanese camper van customers following a cooperation between Aguti and Toy-Factory.

AL-KO Vehicle Technology Group’s (AL-KO VT) presence at the CMT trade fair 2023 will focus on simple and comfortable operation. This goes for the new TRIGO-VAN bicycle carrier, for example, as well as to the tried-and-tested steady leg, manoeuvring or air suspension systems.

Originally designed for use in Africa and other emerging countries, the aCar has now also made it onto European roads. The sustainable commercial e-vehicle is the result of a research project at the Technical University of Munich and is designed for agriculture, forestry, municipal work and more.

The AL-KO Vehicle Technology Group in Kötz is supporting the St Clara children’s home in Gundelfingen with a corporate volunteering programme.

The dream of owning a home of one’s own is hugely significant for many people. Besides the usual questions about the neighbourhood, transport connections, childcare and schools, people are increasingly asking themselves how big their home should be. Tiny houses are currently in vogue.

Evasive manoeuvres, lane changes, ruts, overtaking and gusts of wind can cause the trailer to rock. Keeping the vehicle combination under control then becomes increasingly risky. That is where the ATC can help – now for commercial trailers as well.