3 aerial work platforms, 1 battery: Max-E won over Luxlev’s technicians

Max-E on aerial work platforms: field report from Luxlev

One battery, three families of aerial work platforms, from 432 W to 2,238 W: on 12 October 2026, Max-E proved itself on Luxlev’s equipment fleet in Luxembourg. Here is how the full-scale test went, and what it means for rental companies and construction sites.

First stop on our Benelux tour

The protocol: three platforms, from the most frugal to the most power-hungry

We selected three families of machines with very different needs: a vertical mast lift, a self-propelled articulating boom lift and an electric scissor lift.

For each one, we recorded the power delivered by Max-E and the runtime shown live in its app.

The results:

Test after test, Max-E won over Luxlev’s technicians with its power and performance.

Runtimes calculated live by the Max-E app for the power drawn at the time of the test.

What it changes on site

Max-E at a glance

Test Max-E on your own fleet

Are you a rental company, a construction firm or a fleet manager? We’ll bring Max-E and plug it into your own machines, so you can judge for yourself.

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