Port of Helsingborg orders two electric reachstackers
Kalmar says the Port of Helsingborg has ordered two electric reachstackers, the first equipment purchase under a six-year framework agreement that allows for up to nine zero-emission machines. Delivery is scheduled for Q2 2027.
Kalmar announced on 2 October 2026 that the Port of Helsingborg ordered two electric reachstackers together with its MyKalmar INSIGHT machine-inspection solution. Kalmar says the order was booked in Q3 2026, with delivery planned for the end of Q2 2027. It is the first equipment order under a six-year framework agreement signed in Q2, which provides for potential procurement of up to nine zero-emission machines. The port’s technical chief said the purchase is part of a structured move away from diesel terminal equipment. These order and delivery details are reported by Kalmar and the port.
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