MAN Truck & Bus has expanded its TGE Individual programme with two new customisation options and a Performance Kit aimed at customers requiring additional power for demanding applications.

The new MAN TGE Individual Lion X, now available across Europe, sits alongside the existing Lion S and targets operators looking for a more rugged, off-road-oriented appearance. It features matt black exterior accents, front and rear underride protection elements, redesigned wheel arch trims and distinctive mirror caps. Optional black bull bars and side steps further emphasise the off-road styling.

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MAN TGE gets a 190 hp Performance Kit

More relevant from an operational perspective is the introduction of a new Performance Kit for TGE models equipped with the heavy-duty engine. The upgrade increases output from 163 to 190 hp, providing additional power reserves for applications such as demanding transport operations, construction work or vehicles carrying extensive bodies and conversions.

MAN has also introduced the Individual Black Package as the entry point to its customisation range. Here the changes are mainly aesthetic, including gloss-black mirror caps, headlamp trims and radiator grille cover, black rear MAN lettering and a roof-edge spoiler. The package can be combined with all available body colours and driver assistance systems.

“With the expanded MAN Individual portfolio, we are giving our customers even more ways to tailor their MAN TGE precisely to their requirements and personal style,” commented Johannes Thalmann, Head of Business Unit MAN Individual.

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