Press releases | 2024/01/17
Electrically powered vehicles are almost commonplace on the roads. This trend is also recognisable in the construction industry and on building sites. Concrete deliveries to construction sites are already possible today - electrically driven and quietly. With the ETM truck mixer series, Liebherr has proven solutions for this in its programme.
Liebherr responded to the issue of electric drives in the construction industry many years ago. The group of companies offers an extensive range of construction machinery with environmentally friendly drives - including for the ready-mix concrete sector. The new ETM truck mixer series with electric drum drive, combined with an electric chassis, enables emission-free transport of concrete. The concrete is also unloaded environmentally friendly and quietly on the construction site. The ETM bodies are offered as fixed bodies or as semi-trailers. At Intermat 2024, an ETM 1205 all-electric articulated semi trailer will be on display at the Liebherr stand. The electric tractor unit from Volvo and the electric semi-trailer from Liebherr harmonise perfectly.
2026/10/07
Press releases
Replacing the European Parliament’s air-conditioning system in Luxembourg required a long reach, precise planning and meticulously coordinated logistics. A Liebherr LTM 1650-8.1 mobile crane from STEIL Kranarbeiten in Trier lifted six old components from the roof and installed the new units.
2026/10/06
Press releases
A step up: Schweri opts for new Liebherr LTM 1300-6.4 mobile crane
Schweri Autokranbetriebe GmbH & Co. KG is putting an LTM 1300-6.4 into service. With this 300-tonne crane, the company is increasing the lifting capacity of its fleet and responds to increasing demands in wind power, industrial and precast concrete installation projects.
2026/10/02
Listicles
More experience, more confidence: six questions on the new period of use for Liebherr fibre ropes
Liebherr is increasing the period of use of its fibre ropes to up to 12 years in temperate climates and up to 8 years in hot climates, while the overall service life is rising from 14 to 16 years. But what's behind this decision, and why do all ropes already in the field benefit too? Six questions for Jochen Huber, Product Manager Fibre Technology at Liebherr, on the tests, the impact for customers on site, and the wider strategy behind Fibre technology.
