Volvo Construction Equipment is further expanding its newest generation of excavators with three mid-size crawler models, ranging from 28-42 tons, for Europe.

Kühtai 2 is a hydroelectric power plant that is being constructed in the Kühtai valley in Austria. Once complete in 2026, it will supply over 200 million kwh of renewable energy to the Austrian grid.

A customized EC380E Hybrid excavator from Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) is tackling an exciting new challenge. It’s helping with underwater digging at a gravel pit in Germany.

Volvo CE's new generation of high-reach excavators raises the bar on strength, productivity, and operator comfort across demolition applications.

Volvo CE is modernizing its straight boom excavators with an updated EC300 and an all-new EC400, as part of its new generation revamp.

The ECR145 and EC210 models combine enhanced fuel efficiency, operator comfort, and safety features like 360° Smart View, making them versatile tools for precise, low-cost performance across diverse applications.

The ECR355EL is currently on its first job site in Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, where it is supporting the demolition and reconstruction of a school.

Transtone SA has optimized quarry operations using Volvo CE's Connected Map and Performance Indicator, improving fuel efficiency, safety, and productivity through real-time insights and remote control of on-site activities.

Set to deliver a 17% increase in fuel efficiency and a 15% reduction in CO2 emissions and fuel consumption, these powerful solutions are the perfect combination to achieve high-performing productivity while also taking better care of the environment.

The industry shift has taken another exciting leap forward as Volvo CE inaugurates new facilities to support the production of electric wheel loaders at its plant in Arvika, Sweden.