Wacker Neuson: urban growth, regulation and labour gaps fuel compact demand

Wacker Neuson’s Alexander Greschner says urban renewal, low-emission zones and labour shortages are accelerating demand for versatile, electric and operator-friendly machines – with telematics and rental models reshaping how fleets are deployed.

This interview took place before the news that Doosan Bobcat is looking to acquire Wacker Neuson. 

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Alexander Greschner: The urban environment demands low-emission, compact, versatile and operator-friendly equipment.

As European…

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