Case - Wed March 15, 2023
Case Previews New Electrified Model and Enhancements to the Compact Wheel Loader Lineup
Once thought of as a product category with limited interest in North America, Case Construction Equipment has showcased the power and versatility of compact wheel loaders for applications as wide ranging as landscaping yards to snow removal and everything in between....
Bobcat - Wed March 15, 2023
Bobcat Unveils All-Electric Skid-Steer Loader, Concept Track Loader
Bobcat Company, a global compact equipment, innovation and worksite solutions brand, has taken innovation to the next level with the introduction of two, new concept machines unveiled during the first day of ConExpo-Con/AGG 2023....
LiuGong - Wed March 15, 2023
LiuGong North America Sells First Electric 856H-E MAX Wheel Loader to L.A. County Sanitation Districts
LiuGong North America has sold its first battery electric vehicle in the United States, the 856H-E MAX wheel loader, to the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts. Sanitation Districts officials said the purchase from Warrior Machinery, a LiuGong dealership based in Rialto, Calif., further demonstrates its commitment to protecting public health and the environment....
New Holland - Mon March 13, 2023
New Holland's E15X Electric Power Mini Excavator Is Company's First EV Piece
New Holland Construction is officially entering the EV market. New for 2023 is New Holland Construction's first commercially available EV machine — the E15X electric power mini excavator. It also is the first fully electric and battery-operated model in the New Holland Construction mini excavator portfolio....
Manitou - Thu February 09, 2023
Manitou at ConExpo-Con/AGG 2023
Manitou will display its full line of material handling, lifting and earthmoving equipment at ConExpo 2023, while also introducing all-new solutions — including significant new electrified models of popular product lines such as telehandlers, MEWPs and rotating telehandlers....
Eric Olson - CEG CONTRIBUTING EDITOR - Wed December 28, 2022
As AUSA Debuts e-Model, Other Dumpers Continue Thriving
Over the past 61 years, Barcelona, Spain-based AUSA has proven itself to be a manufacturer of unique and inventive construction equipment — first in Europe and, since 2015, in the United States. AUSA makes compact industrial vehicles noted for their maneuverability, versatility and range of uses....
CNH Industrial - Mon December 19, 2022
CNH Industrial Presents Electric Tractor Prototype With Autonomous Features
CNH Industrial revealed the New Holland T4 Electric Power — the industry's first all-electric light utility tractor prototype with autonomous features — at its Tech Day in Phoenix. A concentrated effort between experts in the United States (Burr Ridge, Detroit) and Italy (Modena) was able to halve this prototype's development time due to collaboration with strategic partner Monarch Tractor — an electrified Ag innovator based in California....
Volvo Construction Equipment - Tue November 15, 2022
VIDEO: Volvo CE Adds Electric Power to Customer Sites
Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) believes that electromobility has the power to change the way customers do business — by opening up work in new places, in sensitive environments and even indoors, due to the near silence and zero exhaust emissions that they bring....
Wirtgen Group - Wed November 09, 2022
Hamm Presents Battery Powered Electric Tandem Rollers
Hamm has presented its first fully electric battery-driven tandem rollers. The models form part of the HD CompactLine series and will initially be available for the European market. Some models are fitted with oscillation drums, including the world's first e-combination rollers featuring oscillation....
Lucy Perry – CEG CORRESPONDENT - Thu November 03, 2022
Electric Machines Earning Their Place On Heavy Construction Sites
Cost, availability and operation have limited the proliferation of electric heavy construction equipment. Compact machines powered by electricity have been more visible on job sites over the past six years, whereas big rigs have presented more of a challenge for manufacturers to roll out....
