Clark presents new crossover series

Get Electrified with Crossover Technology! Under this motto Clark presented the new Crossover series at LogiMAT 2025 in Stuttgart. The Crossover models combine the advantages of environmentally friendly electric forklift trucks with the versatility and robustness of traditional diesel and LPG forklift trucks. Clark is thus setting new standards in material handling, especially for intensive indoor and outdoor applications. Another special feature: Clark has given product names to their forklift trucks for the first time in a long time. For example, the L25-35XE goes by the name “Raider” and the S25-35XE by “Renegade”.

The crossover series L25-35XE and S25-35XE with load capacities of 2.5 to 3.5 tonnes are the next logical step for Clark in its efforts to further electrify the Clark counterbalance truck product range and increase the performance of electric forklifts to such an extent that they can replace combustion engines in all areas of application.

Therefore, Raider and Renegade are mounted on the proven Clark chassis of IC engine-powered forklifts. This has the advantage that the forklifts not only have the high ground clearance of IC trucks, but also the correspondingly larger and more robust tyres and greater legroom for the operator. This equips the crossover series perfectly for outdoor use; especially on uneven terrain or bumps. The trucks also achieve comparable values to combustion engines in terms of driving speed, working aisle width, turning radius and climbing ability. Thanks to water-protected components, such as the IP54 protection (dust and splash-proof) of the drive and hydraulic motor, they can be used in damp working environments or outdoors in bad weather.

The lithium-ion batteries based on lithium iron phosphate technology (Li-FePO4) ensure a powerful drive with long operating times and short charging times. Different battery capacities and chargers are available depending on the requirement, including an onboard charger. This enables fast and flexible recharging anytime and anywhere.

The Clark Raider – Solid and robust powerhouse

The Raider series (L25-35XE) opens the door to the crossover segment. It offers operators an environmentally friendly and solid alternative to forklifts with combustion engines. The vehicles are characterised by excellent all-round visibility, predictable handling and an ergonomic driver’s seat with generous foot space. To adapt the Raider to different applications, Clark offers, for example, different driver’s seats, blue LED warning lights, additional hydraulic functions for attachments and fork positioners with sideshift function.

The Clark Renegade for demanding customers

The Clark Renegade (S25-35XE) is designed for operators who want the benefits of the Clark S-Series – Smart. Strong. Safe. Built on the proven chassis of the S-Series IC engine-powered forklifts, the models, like the S-Series Electric, have an impressive range of safety features, customisable options and maximum comfort. The Renegade combines pioneering Li-ion technology with a robust vehicle frame, an ergonomic driver’s workplace and tried-and-tested lift masts with a 6-roller fork carriage. Its emission-free and low-noise operation makes the Renegade the ideal choice for applications in mixed areas where the focus is on quiet work processes. The vehicle achieves a sound pressure level at the driver’s ear of less than 65 dB(A). The Smart Display provides all important driving parameters at a glance. When using a reversing camera, the image is transmitted directly to the display. The driver always has an overview of the route and surroundings, even when reversing. Thanks to its versatile safety functions and extensive options, the Renegade can be flexibly adapted to the individual requirements of a wide range of industries and applications. This includes for example different cabs, mini levers with direction change or mechanical levers, weighing system, blue LED warning lights, Clark VMS system and additional safety options.

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