
TYN-e develops and sells compact all-electric commercial vehicles for the trades, landscaping (GaLaBau) and urban delivery traffic.
TYN-e Europe GmbH
Waiblingen (71332), Baden-WürttembergNew on Amplifa
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TYN-e Europe GmbH, based in Waiblingen, is a manufacturer of electrically powered commercial vehicles. The company is a joint venture of Weber Mobility GmbH (ALBERT WEBER International) and shareX Mobility AG. The product range includes three compact, all-electric transporters (TX1-e, TX2-e, TX7-e) and, since 2025, the LTX model (class L7e-CU), with a top speed of 80 km/h and a range of around 100 km. The vehicles were developed by Albert Weber GmbH in Markdorf in cooperation with shareX Mobility AG; series production takes place at Shandong Horche in China, the third-largest producer of small transporters in China. As part of the "Emission Zero 2040" program
- Site
- Waiblingen
- Processes
- Aluminium casting (Roding foundry, processes exclusively secondary/recycled aluminium), Sales and service of electric vehicles, Development (joint venture), Dealer network/partner network, Fleet management (eMobility), Sharing offerings
- Materials
- Aluminium (secondary/recycled), Aluminium (secondary/recycled aluminium)
- Industries
- Trades/craft businesses, Gardening and landscaping, Service companies, Delivery traffic/logistics (urban), Municipalities/fleets
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Development (joint venture Weber Mobility / shareX Mobility)
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Manufacturing (Shandong Horche, China)
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Distribution via dealer and partner network
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Service
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Fleet management and sharing offerings
Materials and Sustainability
Aluminium (secondary/recycled aluminium)
As part of the Emission Zero 2040 initiative, the affiliated foundry in Roding processes exclusively recycled aluminium.
Locations

Waiblingen
DEHeadquarters, sales and service
Vehicle Models




Inside the production


Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aluminium casting (Roding foundry, processes exclusively secondary/recycled aluminium)Casting | – | – | – | – | Aluminium (secondary/recycled) |
Additional services
Reference customers
History
- 2019
Start of development work on the electric vehicles
- 2022
Presentation of the TX1-e prototype (August)
- 2023
Presentation of the TX2-e prototype (October)
- 2024
Market launch of TX2-e and TX7-e in the third quarter; sales in 19 countries
- 2025
Presentation of the LTX (class L7e-CU) in September