Hyundai Heavy Industries Europe’s launch of new wheel loaders

Hyundai Heavy Industries Europe (HHIE) is releasing the first models of a new range of -9A Series wheel loaders.
February 7, 2012 Read time: 1 min
Hyundai is updating its -9 Series wheel loaders with the -9A
236 Hyundai Heavy Industries Europe (HHIE) is releasing the first models of a new range of -9A Series wheel loaders.

The company says the existing -9 Series wheel loaders are firmly established in all major markets with a strong reputation for reliability and value for money.

“Building on this position of strength, Hyundai has begun an update programme which will see the introduction of a new –9A Series, and the first machines of the new range will be making their debut appearance at Intermat 2012.

The most significant change in this programme is the introduction of EU Stage IIIb-compliant diesel engines, with reduced exhaust emissions and improved fuel economy, and other operating and control system refinements.

www.hyundai.eu

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