TGE Panel Van

No matter what you want to transport, the new MAN TGE panel van will get your cargo to the destination safely. There's space for everything in its up to 18.4 m³ large cargo compartment.

The MAN TGE is impressive due to its perfect dimensions. As a panel van, it offers two wheelbases and a cargo volume of up to 18.4m³. Depending on the design, the van length can be between 5,986mm and 7,391mm, and the van height between 2,355mm and 2,835mm. Using the optional trailer coupling, it is possible to move up to 3.5t. The permitted total weight is up to 5.5t ⁴. 

Side door for cargo compartment - Step aside: for easy side loading the MAN TGE is equipped with an extra-wide sliding door. It has an opening width of 1,311mm and the entire width is usable.

Load low sill - Loading high and low: the 100mm load sill⁶ allows for easy loading and unloading. And the optional sturdy step unit¹ makes getting in through the wide rear double-wing doors safe & convenient.

Load securing - Safe and secure - everything stays in place. Optimally positioned, easy-to-use load-lashing rings and longitudinal¹ and crossrails¹ for securing cargo in the load compartment ensure that everything stays in place. Variable, thanks to the universal floor¹ with preparation for shelves, and safe thanks to the bulkhead position - also available with tie-down rails¹.

Rear view camera¹ - Eyes in the back of your head: the rear view camera¹ ideally compliments the rear traffic assist¹. It sends detailed images to a display in the cockpit. The enables you to keep an overview at all times when manoeuvring, parking and reversing.

LED cargo compartment lighting - Light is spelt: L-E-D. Good illumination of the whole load compartment as a standard feature ensures that you can see everything well, even when it's dark. You won't overlook anything, and everything is easy to find.

With its 18 intelligent safety and security systems (some of which are optional¹), your MAN TGE gets you to your destination safely, no matter whether it's in the city or over rough terrain.

Emergency Brake Assist (EBA) - The standard Emergency Brake Assist² monitors the traffic ahead and warns the driver if there is insufficient distance to the vehicle ahead by automatically braking the vehicle. This can reduce the severity of accidents and avoid collisions with vehicles ahead. In combination with an automatic gearbox, emergency braking to a standstill³ is even possible.

Active Lane Assist - Automatically activated from a speed of 65 km/h. If your mind is still at work, or already at home, the risk of unintentionally straying from your lane increases.  Active Lane Assist^{1, 2} helps you to keep your vehicle on track, by monitoring the situation and actively intervening in the steering process.

Side Wall Protection Assist - There's always something in the way:  Side Wall Protection Assist^{1, 2} monitors your surroundings with 16 ultrasonic sensors and warns about posts, walls and even pedestrians. If there is anything in the way whilst you are parking or manoeuvring, the system, gives you visual and audible warnings.

Trailer Assist - Take the tress out of reversing with a trailer with Trailer Assist^{1, 2}. You use the mirror adjustment switch like a joystick to control the trailer's direction of travel by specifying an articulation angle. Sounds complicated, but it isn't.

Park Steering Assist - Hands up!. This is a parking space! Park Steering Assist^{1, 2} takes over the cumbersome turning of the steering wheel and manoeuvres your MAN TGE into even the smallest suitable space. All you need to do is to accelerate and brake, enabling you to save your energy for the real work.

Manoeuvre Assist - Leave the competition behind. With the Manoeuvre Assist^{1, 2} you know what's happening behind you. It assists you when you manoeuvre out of parking spaces and monitors crossing traffic. In critical situation, the Manoeuvre Assist^{1, 2} brakes for you or even supports you with an emergency stop.

1. 1 Special equipment subject to additional charge.

2. 2 Within the limits of the system.

3. 3 Up to 30 km/h.

4. 4 Available at a later date.

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6. 6 Value applies for TGE panel vans with front-wheel drive compared with rear-wheel and all-wheel drive (4X4)

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The specified values have been determined based on the statutory measurement procedures. The information does not relate to one individual vehicle and is not part of the quotation, but instead is provided solely for the purposes of comparing the various vehicle types. The fuel consumption and the CO₂ emissions of a vehicle not only depend on efficient use of fuel by the vehicle, but also on the handling and other non-technical factors (e.g. environmental conditions). Additional equipment and accessories (add-on components, tyres etc.) may alter relevant vehicle parameters, such as weight, rolling resistance and aerodynamics, and further influence the consumption and performance values in addition to the weather and traffic conditions.

The information on fuel consumption and CO₂ emissions apply within the specified ranges, depending on the selected tyre format and optional special equipment. Note as per Directive 1999/94/EC, as amended: Further information on the official fuel consumption and the official specific CO₂ emissions of new passenger vehicles can be found in the "Guide to the fuel consumption, CO₂ emissions and power consumption of new passenger vehicles", which is available free of charge at all sales points and from the DAT Deutsche Automobil Treuhand GmbH, Hellmuth-Hirth-Straße 1, D-73760 Ostfildern or at www.dat.de.

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