Zero-emission machines and charging solutions from Volvo Group are helping to develop a roadmap for fossil-free ski resorts.

The EW240 Electric Material Handler is not only a better choice for the environment, but it opens up a range of new business opportunities too.

Innovation and pioneering partnership will be at the forefront of a platform of sustainable solutions from Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) at Intermat 2024 in Paris, France.

Following the launch of Volvo Construction Equipment’s electric machines in Japan this past May, the first units are now at work. These include an ECR25 Electric Compact Excavator being used on a residential development in Osaka.

Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) and the Ammann Group have reached an agreement whereby the Ammann Group will acquire Volvo CE’s global ABG Paver Business including ABG in Hameln, Germany.

Volvo CE is bringing superior stability, outstanding comfort and increased productivity with the introduction of two new compact excavators – the 3.5-ton EC37 and 4-ton ECR40.

Volvo Construction Equipment continues its rollout of lower emissions construction equipment across Region Asia, with the introduction of the first electric machines in Indonesia. Two models are now available in the country after being presented to customers at Indotruck Utama’s Inspire 2023 event in September. The launch follows the introduction of other electric machines in China, South Korea, Japan and Singapore.

Volvo Construction Equipment is helping to build the FIA World Rallycross Championship racetrack in Hong Kong using electric construction solutions, and all in just eight days.

The Volvo Power Unit is the next step in building a future portfolio of charging solutions. It is developed to provide power to sites with weak or no local grid.

Increasing customer demand for real-time data on machine productivity, health and location in the Middle East has led Volvo Construction Equipment to include the Volvo Co-Pilot hardware for Haul Assist on new articulated haulers, initially for Saudi Arabia and UAE.