Cabin light gray, chassis black-gray, counterweight orange. Interior features a seat and steering wheel in anthracite gray. Forks and wheels are in black-gray. The cabin is designed in silver-gray, with rear lights in silver. Rims are black. The back of the cabin has the Still logo in black and the outline of the rear lights in red. The left side features the Still logo in white and the model designation "RX60-80" in red. The lift arm on the left side has the Still logo in white.

It is arguably the most elegant forklift that Still brings to the loading centers and logistics hubs around the world: The RX 60 represents pure design, naturally functional. WIKING once again miniaturizes the latest generation of Still forklifts as a completely new mold to round out the logistics chain. The tradition of collaboration with Still is unusually long and has been recurring ever since. In 1959, WIKING introduced the legendary Still electric cart, which once dominated all German train stations and also served Lufthansa. This was followed in 1984 by the R70, and since then, WIKING has always been at the forefront of forklift innovation. Particularly noteworthy about the new RX 60: The designers successfully highlight the classic orange of the counterweight in a harmonious composition with dark gray and silver elements.