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Volvo Construction Equipment recently unveiled its 2023 financial results, with sales up by 1% on a currency-adjusted basis to SEK 105 billion. Here are four things we learned from its annual report.
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Order includes machines to mark 50th year in business
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North American dealer will join the Nors Group from Volvo CE
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Facility intended to bolster support for dealers and customers in the Americas
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Following the end of its manufacturing agreement with Hitachi, John Deere has been working on the introduction of its own line of excavators, designed and built in the US
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City looking to electric equipment to meet its sustainability targets
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Two new models in the 8-10t class size
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Five of the new series will be launched in February
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The new additions fill gaps in the company’s machine lineup
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“New era of Case innovation” for rental to be shown
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1.5t model will be followed by bigger machine later this year
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The announcement follows four years of research and development
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ZQuip modular energy solution puts rental companies at the center of the effort to electrify jobsites
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New compact machines fully equipped for efficient operation on confined jobsites
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Two new models added to OEMs Zaxis-7 compact excavators range for the European market
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When lithium ion batteries catch fire, they burn differently from internal combustion engines. Fighting those fires poses difficulties in vehicle fire suppression
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As the UK considers a new strategy for decarbonising construction equipment, is it a sign that governments could start mandating for machines powered by something other than diesel?
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Gert Reichetseder, president and CEO Americas, talks about when to expect new models and how the market is shaping up to receive them
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Leading equipment manufacturers were a force at CES 2024, showing off tech for the future of construction and agriculture while hinting at a new world to come