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The LCRIG Innovation & Learning Festival marked Multevo’s third product launch of 2026, unveiling their UK-first electric boiler for recycled rubber mastic repairs.

Multevo took to the stage with a live demonstration, showcasing the equipment for the first time to an audience of local highways authorities, industry partners, government, and academia from across the UK.

Prior to the launch, Multevo has put the equipment through its paces within their own service delivery, gaining a true understanding of the operational benefits for reducing carbon and minimising disruption to local communities.

Its quiet operation reduces risk of noise exposure and allows for ‘around-the-clock’ working, supporting productivity targets. Whilst the dual-battery system minimises downtime allowing for continuous working with lower environmental impact.

As well as the benefit of being powered by electric, the system uses recycled material made up of end-of-life rubber tyres and creates zero waste, supporting circular economies within the highways sector.

Back by popular demand, Multevo also attracted a large crowd when demonstrating another of their award-winning sustainable innovations – the Recycle, Rejuvenate, Repair (RRR) solution.

The RRR is a one-machine solution that recycles asphalt material in-situ to deliver low carbon and zero waste pothole, patch and defect repairs. The UK-first innovation was launched at last year’s edition of the festival and has since been undergoing testing and trials on the Lancashire network.

Their impressive outdoor space signified the expansion of Multevo’s specialist equipment portfolio, with the much renowned Multihog on display as well as two recently launched ranges.

As the UK-exclusive distributor of the Wille Machine range, Multevo had two of the models on display. The range compromises of 2 to 7 tonne multi-purpose machines with front lifting arms, providing a versatile 3-in-1 tool carrier for highways, grounds maintenance, site cleansing as well as winter maintenance and construction.

The line up of equipment also included the Mercedes-Benz Unimog – a highly versatile heavy-duty machine with on and off-road capability, with Multevo becoming the latest UK sales and aftersales dealer.

Both the Wille and Unimog are now available through Multevo, with demonstrations available nationwide.

If you thought that was all, Multevo were also the Technical Learning Partner and Sponsor of the event’s first ever Hackathon. On Day 1, Josh Sweeney, Director of Marketing & Growth at Multevo delivered a CPD-certified technical talk sharing Multevo’s insight in how the highways industry can move forward and beat the backlog of repairs.

On Day 2, Multevo’s Head of Specialist Equipment, Matthew Lang, assisted with facilitating the Hackathon Sprint which brought local authorities together to tackle the challenge of climate change and identify solutions for resilient networks.

Multevo continues to bring new products, ideas, and solutions to the highways sector, and platforms such as the LCRIG Innovation & Learning Festival, provide the perfect opportunity to showcase these to a key audience.

Despite the heat, the Multevo team pulled together and ensured this was another unforgettable event.