The new HPC improves machine performance, efficiency and uptime availability compared to the previous Cat motor grader series in earthmoving and road building applications.

The tilt rotate system allows the attachment to simultaneously rotate 360˚ and tilt up to 40˚, allowing tracked excavators to perform a range of tasks – digging, grading and compacting – with more precise movements without repositioning the machine.

With a maximum digging depth of nearly 22 metres, and up to 28 metres of reach at ground level, Caterpillar says the 395 LRE is firmly in the ‘super long reach’ category, matching its outstanding stick and boom configuration with substantial digging force.

Perfectly positioned to plug the gap between the MH3026 and MH3040, both already on the next generation platform, the new MH3032 calls on the same criteria to deliver performance, durability and reliability in a no-nonsense 30 MT technology-driven design.

This machine is crafted to meet the diverse demands of forestry professionals, providing them with unparalleled versatility, enhanced operator comfort, and cost-effective performance.

Released for retail and rental customers, the Cat TH0642, TH0842, TH1055 and TH1255 models replace the previous TL642, TL943, TL1055 and TL1255 machines.

The next generation design makes it easier for operators to transition to different machine sizes.

Caterpillar invites operators from over 40 countries to compete in its largest Global Operator Challenge, culminating in a grand prize at CONEXPO-CON/AGG in Las Vegas in March 2026.

Cat Command for Loading now supports medium wheel loaders, improving safety and productivity in hazardous environments with line-of-sight and non-line-of-sight remote operation and full system integration.

Building on the legacy of the popular Cat^® 903D, the Cat 903 compact wheel loader makes work easier with its Cat C1.7 engine, offering 17% more horsepower than the previous model.