Over a year after the start of the global pandemic, thanks to the positive progress made in some regions, the first large-scale events are starting to be held. One of the first construction industry events to be held was World of Concrete, which took place from 8 to 10 June in Las Vegas, and AUSA was there with its range of compact dumpers and all-terrain forklifts.

Launching new products and equipment during a pandemic and being able to share all of their commercial and technical specifications with the network of dealers, rental companies and end customers is a challenge. To overcome it, AUSA has reinvented its training method by using online platforms to digitise its courses.

AUSA has launched onto the market the new C201H forklift with a 2000 kg payload. The vehicle is designed entirely for urban use; it is extremely compact in size so that it can enter and operate in any space.

AUSA has introduced the world to its five new machines, completing the manufacturer's extensive catalogue of compact all-terrain vehicles. The presentation, which was made in an innovative digital format, was used to publicly launch all of the vehicles that were expected to be on show at the various international trade fairs that were cancelled due to the global pandemic.

AUSA, a company that specialises in the design, manufacture and sale of compact all-terrain industrial vehicles, has signed an agreement with the BIA Group, a Belgian company dedicated to the sale and service of equipment for public works, mines, quarries and transportation, for distribution and after-sales of AUSA products in Belgium.