Dieci will launch its latest rotating telehandler at Samoter 2026, which takes place 6-9 May in Verona, as well as presenting the latetst additions to its telematics system. 

Dieci Pegasus 50.18 telehandler The Dieci Pegasus 50.18 telehandler will be launched at Samoter. (Image: Dieci).

The Pegasus 50.18 is an evolution of the previous 40.18 model, delivering enhanced performance and a lifting capacity of up to 5,000kg — an increase of 1,000kg on its predecessor.

Available in both 85.9 kW and 55 kW versions, the latter designed for rental applications, the model is tailored specifically to the rental sector, addressing the growing demand for high-performance machines that are easy to operate and maintain.

The new model reflects the company’s commercial strategy, said Dieci which is to focus on productivity, safety and capacity.

Telematic solutions 

In addition to machinery, the Italian company will showcase the latest developments in its Dieci Telematics System (DTS), which is also now available as a mobile app that enables remote fleet monitoring and management.

Dieci Telematics System (DTS)

The increasingly integrated software is designed for the rental sector and for businesses aiming to optimise fleet management. It ofefers a range of features, including monitoring real-time machine data such as location, fuel levels and usage time and performs rapid diagnostics and remote assistance.

It also tracks scheduled maintenance and completed service operations, ensures machine security through geolocation systems, simplifies maintenance by monitoring schedules and planning routine inspections and generates detailed reports on consumption and performance.

The DTS also integrates dedicated REST APIs, enabling mixed fleet management within existing platforms without the need for additional hardware.

Previously available as an add-on, the software is now included as standard in all compatible machines, with 36 months of free subscription included in the purchase price.

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