Volvo’s latest line-up at bauma China

Volvo Construction Equipment is unveiling new products and services at bauma China, including tailor-made solutions for the Chinese market. New-to-the-market machines include the L105 wheeled loader, which has been tailored to the specific needs of customers in China. The company is also showcasing its D-Series and the brand new EC80D excavator. With the ability to quickly change attachments, the powerful mid-sized L105 wheeled loader can quickly be adapted to a range of varied tasks. Its six-cylinder Volvo
November 22, 2012 Read time: 2 mins

Volvo Construction Equipment is unveiling new products and services at bauma China, including tailor-made solutions for the Chinese market.

New-to-the-market machines include the L105 wheeled loader, which has been tailored to the specific needs of customers in China. The company is also showcasing its D-Series and the brand new EC80D excavator.

With the ability to quickly change attachments, the powerful mid-sized L105 wheeled loader can quickly be adapted to a range of varied tasks. Its six-cylinder Volvo engine gives high torque at low RPM for greater power and fuel efficiency. The new D-Series excavators feature Volvo engines with exceptional peak torque at low engine speeds, contributing to superior fuel efficiency. When it comes to making a good impression, customers want the biggest, toughest machine they can get. The Volvo EC80D is larger and heavier than its counterparts in the class and also has high digging forces, fast cycle times and offers good fuel economy.

Volvo CE is also highlighting its expertise in road machinery with two pavers and compactors, as well as its award winning A40F ADT.

The company is showcasing its range of aftermarket options, including customer support agreements (CSAs). CSAs can be tailored four different ways to suit customer needs — from spare part coverage to guaranteeing superior maintenance from Volvo CE-trained technicians. Volvo CE will also launch new aftermarket products such as remanufactured parts, which meet customer’s needs with the same quality standard and warranty clause but at a lower cost.

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