Clark Material Handling, the company that invented the forklift over 100 years ago, continues to offer a comprehensive lineup of new and used forklifts in 2026. With over 250 dealer locations nationwide, Clark provides solutions across all five forklift classes. This guide covers the latest 2026 models, pricing, and where to buy.
2026 New Model Highlights
Clark‘s 2026 lineup focuses heavily on electric and crossover models, showcased at LogiMAT 2026. The company also announced a 5-year bumper-to-bumper warranty on all its electric forklifts in May 2026.
Crossover Series – Raider & Renegade (2.5–3.5 Tonnes)
The crossover series combines the robustness of combustion engine forklifts with the environmental benefits of electric drives, without compromising on performance. These models are built on Clark‘s established engine-powered truck chassis, offering high ground clearance, larger tires, and generous legroom. They feature IP54-rated components for use in damp environments and are available in capacities from 2.5 to 3.5 tonnes.
Raider Series (L25-35XE): Positioned as a robust and cost-effective entry-level option in the crossover segment. The Raider L30XE has a 3-tonne capacity and offers excellent all-round visibility and predictable handling.
Renegade Series (S25-35XE): Targets operators who want the advantages of Clark‘s S-Series platform (“Smart. Strong. Safe.”). The Renegade S30XE has a 3-tonne capacity and incorporates lithium-ion technology within a robust chassis. It offers customizable options including cab configurations from rain protection to fully enclosed cabins, and optional reversing cameras.
S-Series Electric – SE16-20 and SE25-35
The S-Series Electric range offers flexible energy solutions with lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries available via plug & play.
SE16-20 Series (48-volt): Includes the SE20 four-wheel electric forklift with load capacities of 1.6 to 2 tonnes. The SE20 is built with Clark’s “Built to Last” concept, featuring maintenance-free multi-disc brakes and a durable gearbox.
SE25-35 Series (80-volt): Electric forklifts with load capacities of 2.5 to 3.5 tonnes.
Other 2026 Models
2026 CLARK SE30: Available at Valley Industrial Trucks in Youngstown, Ohio.
2026 CLARK GTS 25L: Part of the GTS Series (GTS 20-33) available at Valley Industrial Trucks.
Clark C80D900: A 2024 demo diesel forklift with 17,640 lb capacity.
Clark OSX15: A 3,000 lb capacity electric order picker.
2026 Price Guide
Clark forklift prices vary significantly based on model, age, condition, and location. Below are examples of pricing from 2026 auctions and dealerships to provide a market reference.
Model Type / Specs Price (USD) Condition / Source
Clark CGC30 Used warehouse forklift $4,400 Sold at auction (April 2026)
Clark forklift 4-cylinder gas forklift $2,200 Sold at auction (May 2026)
Clark CGP30 1,653 hours $7,000 Current bid at auction
Clark CY160BD 4,434 hours $550 Current bid at auction
Clark HWXE30 Pallet truck €7,739 (~$8,400 USD) New/used listings
Clark S25CL Cushion tire forklift €6,667 – €21,504 (~$7,200–$23,300 USD) Average price €15,179
Clark CMP 45 10,000 lb capacity Price on request Sold at auction (May 2026)
Clark C25CL 4,500 lb, 3-stage mast Price on request Auction listing
Dealer Network and Where to Buy
Clark has a large and growing dealer network across the United States.
2026 New Dealer Additions:
CORIC Equipment, Inc.: Serving Detroit, Lansing, and Grand Rapids, Michigan. This marks a return to Clark’s roots, as the company was founded in Buchanan, Michigan in 1917.
Klink Equipment: Serving portions of Wisconsin and Michigan.
Colorado Lift Equipment: Serving the Denver metropolitan area and surrounding Colorado markets.
Mid Florida Forklift: Serving the Jacksonville region of Florida.
Other Key Dealers:
Valley Industrial Trucks (VIT): Serving Youngstown and Akron, Ohio. Celebrated 70 years as an authorized Clark dealer in 2026.
Forklifts of Minnesota, Inc.: Bloomington, Minnesota. Named a 2025 Dealer of Excellence Masters Award winner.
Material Handling Inc. (MHI): A dedicated Clark dealer partner for over 50 years.
Insley-McEntee Equipment Company, Inc.: Serving Western New York.
How to Find a Dealer:
Visit Clark‘s official website at www.clarkmhc.com and use their dealer locator tool.
Buying Considerations
1. New vs. Used
New Clark forklifts, especially electric models, come with the latest technology and a 5-year bumper-to-bumper warranty. Used models offer significant savings but require thorough inspection of hours, condition, and maintenance history. Auction prices for used Clark forklifts ranged from $550 to $7,000 in 2026.
2. Power Source Selection
Clark offers a full spectrum of power options:
Electric: Zero emissions, quiet operation, ideal for indoor warehouses.
Cushion Tire: Precision handling for indoor smooth floors.
Pneumatic Tire: Rugged strength for outdoor and mixed surfaces.
3. Capacity and Application
Clark forklifts range from 1.5 to 8 tons capacity. Match the model to your specific needs:
Order Pickers for efficient order fulfillment.
Reach Trucks for high-density racking.
Tow Tractors for heavy-duty hauling.
Electric Pallet Jacks and Stackers for pallet handling.
4. Dealer Support
Clark has over 250 dealer locations nationwide with a centrally located parts distribution warehouse. New dealer additions in 2026 expand coverage in Michigan, Colorado, Wisconsin, and Florida.
5. Warranty
Clark launched a 5-year bumper-to-bumper warranty on all electric forklifts in May 2026.
Summary
Clark forklifts in 2026 are available through a network of over 250 dealers nationwide, with new 2026 models including the Raider and Renegade crossover electric series (2.5–3.5 tonnes, IP54-rated, lithium-ion option) and the S-Series Electric (SE16-20: 1.6–2 tonnes; SE25-35: 2.5–3.5 tonnes). Clark offers products in all five forklift classes and launched a 5-year bumper-to-bumper warranty on electric models in May 2026. Used Clark forklifts are available at auction with prices ranging from $550 to $7,000, while dealer pricing varies by model and configuration. Purchase through authorized Clark dealers, online marketplaces (Machineryline, Purple Wave, Construction Equipment Guide), or auction platforms. When buying, consider new vs. used, power source requirements, capacity needs, and total cost of ownership – not just the purchase price.