LTMG says it presented three forklift models at CeMAT ASIA in Shanghai: the FD30 diesel truck, the FB30 electric truck and the FB70 high-voltage lithium-battery truck. Its November 5 account offers a starting point for buyers comparing powertrains, but detailed model specifications still need confirmation.
What the company displayed
The logistics exhibition opened on November 3 at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre. In addition to the three forklifts, the company listed an LTFS25 walk-behind floor scrubber and an LTFS85 ride-on scrubber in its exhibit. These are manufacturer-reported exhibit details, not an independent inspection by ForkliftIQ.
LTMG described the FB70 as its high-voltage lithium-battery forklift and said its team demonstrated CAN-bus monitoring and access to components during the show. The manufacturer also discussed driving and lifting performance, but those figures should be checked against the applicable configuration and official specification rather than assumed from an exhibition report.
Why it matters to buyers
A buyer comparing the FD30 with the electric models should start with the operating environment and load duty. Fuel availability, charging arrangements, shift length and local maintenance support can all affect the choice. An electric designation alone does not establish that two trucks share a battery, charger or service procedure.
Request a written specification for the exact model and configuration offered in your market. Compare the rated capacity at the intended load centre, mast height and attachments, then check the load chart for the actual application. If using an electric truck, ask for the battery and charger documentation and site power requirements.
Questions before requesting a quotation
Which mast, tyres, attachments and warranty are included? What are the dimensions and aisle requirements with your intended load? Who will commission the truck, provide replacement parts and support the equipment locally? Confirm lead time and local availability directly with the seller.
For further comparison, explore our electric forklift research and contact ForkliftIQ with the application details.
Evidence boundary
The exhibition report is the manufacturer's own account; ForkliftIQ has not tested the vehicles or verified their availability. The accompanying image is an AI-generated conceptual illustration of generic equipment, not an image of the displayed models.
Manufacturer source reviewed · LTMG Group · 5 November 2026:
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