Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE), a subsidiary of the Volvo Group, is a global manufacturer of construction machinery. Headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, Volvo CE offers a comprehensive range of equipment, including excavators, wheel loaders, articulated haulers, and road machinery, serving industries such as construction, mining, and infrastructure development. The company is committed to innovation, sustainability, and safety, integrating advanced technologies to enhance machine performance and reduce environmental impact. With production facilities and customer support in over 140 countries, Volvo CE continues to drive progress in the construction equipment industry.
Volvo CE has introduced the New Generation EC210 excavator into the Thai market, showcasing its innovative design and efficiency-focused features at an exclusive event in Bangkok.
Taking the proven full suspension concept to the next level, Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) is breaking new ground with the unveiling of a new class hauler – as part of the company’s new generation revamp.
Volvo Construction Equipment introduces its New Generation 32-ton EC300 excavator at a customer event in Korea, showcasing enhanced performance, convenience, and operator-focused innovations.
Volvo Construction Equipment introduces the New Generation Excavator series, including EC210, EC220, and more, designed for enhanced efficiency, durability, and fuel savings, with the first launch event in Singapore.
In a significant step toward sustainable operations, Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE), in collaboration with its local dealer, PT Indotruck Utama (ITU), initiated the first trial of the L25 electric compact wheel loader in Indonesia.
Volvo CE announces a major advancement in its sustainability journey, with three additional facilities in Belley, France, and Shanghai and Jinan, China, achieving landfill-free status.
Volvo CE's new EC500 crawler excavator debuts in the UK, showcasing its power on a demanding demolition project to transform a former aluminium plant site for redevelopment.