Hyundai forklifts offer a versatile range of material handling solutions, from compact electric models to heavy-duty diesel machines. Whether you need a Hyundai forklift for a warehouse, construction site, or air freight terminal, there's a model built for the job.
Hyundai Forklift Series & Models
The Hyundai forklift lineup includes several key series. The new B-X Series electric forklifts offer IC-equivalent power with long-term savings, available in two configurations: the 40/45/50/55B-X (9,000–12,000 lbs capacity) and the 60/70/80/90B-X (13,500–20,000 lbs capacity). For diesel applications, the 9-Series includes models like the 35/40/45D-9 and 50DA-9 (8,000–11,000 lbs capacity), as well as heavy-duty 25 and 30-tonne models. LPG/propane options like the 25L-9A offer 5,000 lbs capacity, while electric models such as the 25BH-9 (2.5-tonne capacity) and BT-9U (1.5–2.0-tonne capacity) cover a wide spectrum of needs.
How Much Does a Hyundai Forklift Cost?
The price of a Hyundai forklift varies significantly by model and condition. A new Hyundai 30L-9A forklift was recently purchased for $56,742.00**. A used 2022 Hyundai 25L-9A (5,000 lb LPG) is listed at **$29,900.00. A new 2025 Hyundai 25L-9 (5,000 lb LPG) is priced at $28,900**. For heavy-duty diesel models, a 2025 Hyundai 50DN-9V is listed at approximately **$93,277, while a Hyundai 80 D-9 diesel forklift is offered at €22,980 (approx. A$37,510). Container handlers can reach **$135,926**.
How Much Does a Hyundai Forklift Weigh?
The weight of a Hyundai forklift depends on its size and power source. The electric Hyundai 25BH-9 weighs 4.71 tonnes (battery adds another 1.47 tonnes). The LPG Hyundai 25LC-9 comes in at 3.944 tonnes. An older Hyundai 25L-7A has an operating weight of 9,043 lbs. Larger diesel models are substantially heavier—a Hyundai 80D-7E ACE can weigh 35,937.6 lbs.
In short, Hyundai forklifts deliver reliable performance across electric, diesel, and LPG options, with prices ranging from roughly $29,000 for a used 5,000 lb model to over $135,000 for heavy-duty container handlers, and weights from about 3.9 tonnes for smaller LPG units to over 16 tonnes for large diesel models.
