On September 14 (local time), IAA Transportation 2026, the world’s largest and most influential professional commercial vehicle expo, opened at the Hannover Exhibition Center. JAC Group presented four new-energy models and a full value-chain green logistics solution, under the theme "For Greener Cities, NOW!", demonstrating Chinese commercial vehicles’ technological strength in new energy and intelligence.
On media day, JAC Group released its achievements and plans for localized operations in the European market. Europe is a key market in its globalization layout. JAC Group is accelerating its transformation from a product supplier to a green logistics ecosystem partner in Europe, linking resources across energy, finance, bodybuilding, logistics and other industrial chains through all-round localized operation of products, marketing and services, to build a new benchmark for last-mile green logistics.
At present, JAC commercial vehicles have entered markets including Germany, Spain, France, Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Switzerland, with plans to achieve full coverage of the European market by 2028. Since its first appearance at IAA in 2024, JAC Group has established one subsidiary in Europe and built a marketing and service system covering 13 countries. Notably, in Spain’s medium electric truck market, JAC Group ranks first with a 41% share.
At this expo, JAC Group built a full-scenario model portfolio covering intercity logistics, urban distribution, cold-chain transport and multi-purpose applications, oriented by transport scenarios.
The pure-electric box van SUNRAY PRO, based on a skateboard chassis native pure-electric architecture, made its global debut at this expo. Its flat floor, ultra-low 495 mm cargo deck and 270-degree rear door opening make loading and unloading especially convenient in narrow areas. In range and charging, the van is equipped with the third-generation CATL commercial battery of 83.66 kWh, offering a WLTP range of 348 km and 10%-80% fast charging in just 34 minutes at normal temperature. In addition, the V2L and e-PTO functions can power equipment such as refrigeration units while parked, further expanding usage scenarios.
Aimed at intercity logistics, the electric light truck N90 EV is a 9-tonne model equipped with a CATL 100.46 kWh single-pack battery and a 180 kW/550 N·m electric drive axle, offering a WLTP range of 180 km and supporting 100 kW DC fast charging. The vehicle provides four driving modes and comes standard with the GSR II active safety system, balancing power, energy consumption and driving safety.
Built for high-frequency urban delivery, the electric light truck N42 EV is equipped with a CATL 77.28 kWh single-pack battery and a high-efficiency flat-wire motor, combined with a series-decoupled regenerative braking system to improve energy efficiency under frequent start-stop conditions. In intelligence, the vehicle features a 7-inch digital instrument cluster, 10.4-inch touchscreen, 360-degree camera and tire pressure monitoring.
The hybrid pickup T9 PHEV adopts a 4DHT decoupled off-road electric hybrid system, driven by a 2.0TGDI engine and front and rear dual motors in coordination, with a combined range of nearly 1,000 km and over 100 km of pure-electric range. The vehicle offers a towing capacity of 3,500 kg and 3.3 kW external power discharge, and has earned the five-star ANCAP safety rating in Australia, balancing workhorse utility and multi-scenario adaptability.
For the European logistics industry, what JAC Group demonstrates is not just products that meet European access standards, but a commercial operation plan that enters the market with a dealer network and parts supply system. In the future, JAC Group will continue to advance product introduction and channel expansion, providing full value-chain solutions covering energy, vehicles, operations, services and recycling, helping the European logistics industry find feasible answers among compliance, cost and efficiency, and empowering the green logistics transformation of European cities with a complete electrified product matrix and localized service capabilities.
