The ECR355E—a 35-ton, short-swing-radius excavator—is a new size class for the range. The new model uses a 241-horsepower, Volvo D8 Tier 4-F engine designed to combine high torque and low-rpm ...

Volvo wants to keep its promise regarding safety and comfort, even when it’s about excavators. This is why it’s patenting a new and improved alarm system that will be of help to workers. And it might ...

For the past few years, Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) has been on a path toward increased electrification of its product lineup, as it showcased various concept and prototype models and ...

The latest addition to Volvo Construction Equipment’s range of short-swing radius excavators, the 34.8-ton ECR305CL has a body that swings only fractionally outside its track width. Its compact design ...

After trundling out electric heavy machinery at a test quarry in 2018, Volvo has now sold its first all-electric construction industry vehicle in France. The compact electric excavator has been ...

The company says its two new midsize models offer better fuel efficiency and enhanced safety. Volvo says the new models also have “an improved human-machine interface (HMI) and a larger, ...

GOTHENBURG, Sweden, June 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) announces a strategic global investment in crawler excavator production at three key Volvo CE locations to ...

Volvo Construction Equipment has unveiled its latest concept design machine – this time imagining the compact excavator of the future. Following in the tradition of Volvo CE’s previous concept ...

The headline-grabbing EC230 Electric excavator from Volvo CE has officially begun work on a stud farm with Bouygues Travaux Publics Régions France. The job site is part of a larger project that aims ...

With the SEK 80 million (around $7.8 million) investment from Volvo Group, a new production facility and equipment will be built at the Changwon plant in South Korea – which at around 1.1 million sq.

A construction site in Germany is making history — and not because of what's being built but because of how it's being torn ...