Dieci Brings Zero-Emission Apollo-e 2.6T Electric Telehandler to Australia
Italian OEM Dieci is introducing the Apollo-e 26.6 2.6T electric telehandler, its first fully electric telehandler in Australia, designed for hire fleets servicing indoor, urban and low-emission worksites.
Dieci Australia has announced the local arrival of the Apollo-e 26.6 2.5T electric telehandler, marking a significant step forward in the brand’s evolution into electric telehandlers for the Australian market.
The compact electric machine delivers a 2.6-tonne lift capacity and 5.73 metre lift height, powered by a 19kW traction motor supported by a 22kW hydraulic system, making it well suited to warehouses, sheds and enclosed construction environments.
Designed for restricted access areas, the Apollo-e 26.6 combines a compact footprint with strong lifting capability and advanced manoeuvrability, including multiple steering modes for operation in tight spaces.
Compatible with a wide range of attachments, the machine offers the versatility required across hire and construction applications. With zero tailpipe emissions and significantly reduced noise levels, it is ideally suited to indoor works, urban sites and environments with strict compliance or environmental controls.
Dieci presents the Apollo-e 2.6T electric telehandler as a lower-maintenance, cost-efficient alternative to diesel machines, supported by fewer moving parts and reduced servicing requirements – an advantage for hire fleets managing whole-of-life costs.
A key feature is Dieci’s E-Modular Power Pack, allowing operators to configure one or two batteries depending on workload, with the flexibility to expand capacity over time. Combined with multiple charging options, including Type 2, 240V and 415V connections, the machine is engineered for practical, real-world jobsite performance.
Delivering performance equal to conventional telehandlers, the Apollo-e 26.6 provides a zero-emissions solution without compromising lifting capability or operational efficiency, reinforcing Dieci’s commitment to innovation and future-focused machinery in Australia.
