MAN TGS Trucks for Sale (105)

MAN TGS Timeline

2007 – Launch for Euro 4

A relative newcomer, the TGS has only been around since 2007.  As part of a range renewal it was launched alongside the larger cabbed TGX to replace the TGA range.  The addition of the TGS meant that MAN’s range of trucks span four options from the lightweight TGL through the middleweight 18-26 tonnes TGM to the TGS which is available as a narrow cabbed tractor unit or rigid – mainly for construction and local distribution. The choice of cabs was broad with the M day cab, L standard-height sleeper and the LX raised-roof model. Not quite a roomy as the TGX, the twin bunk LX version only has a top hammock-style berth which is mainly used for storing gear.

Of particular appeal to the weight conscious tipper operator was MAN’s use of EGR only to achieve Euro 4 and 5.  This means no added weight of an SCR unit to clean up the exhaust system.

2012 – MAN Reveals Euro 6 TGS

Alongside the rest of the MAN range, the company revealed their Euro 6 versions – although there were no great numbers of these on UK roads until 2014.

2020 – Second Generation MAN TGS Launched

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MAN Euro 6 System explained (2012)