Volvo Construction Equipment

It’s here. A new era of site visibility and performance: Volvo Site Operations. It's a brand-neutral solution that helps you optimize productivity, improve safety, and reduce fuel waste across your entire site. Read the full story in our press release: https://bit.ly/4jtZ9nA

Electric news! Our CEO Melker Jernberg just unveiled the first-ever battery-electric articulated hauler in its size class: Volvo A30 Electric, also to be available in the 40-ton class. With this addition to the family, we can now present an all-electric lineup — with conventional combustion engine options available for all models, to meet customers wherever they are on their transformation journey. To complement the zero-emission lineup, we're introducing a range of new service solutions designed to boost productivity, efficiency and sustainability. Get all the details: https://bit.ly/425hPUP If you're at #Bauma2025, make sure to catch the new machines live and talk to our experts at Booth 303/313, Hall C6

Meet Lauren Wright. She didn’t just complete an apprenticeship—she turned it into a full-fledged engineering career at Volvo CE in Motherwell, Scotland. Watch her story.

We’re partnering with Unicontrol to integrate 3D machine control tech directly into Volvo Co-Pilot—no extra monitors or hardware needed. This ensures greater efficiency, flexibility, and simplicity for our customers. Launching in select European markets this year. Read more: https://bit.ly/4iOZEIE

Meet Lennart Hjert – a true pioneer. In 1966, he was part of the Volvo CE team that built the world’s first articulated hauler – Gravel Charlie. A groundbreaking innovation that has shaped our industry ever since. This year, we launched a brand-new generation of articulated haulers – a testament to our proud history and a benchmark for the industry for years to come.

We're showing off multiple updated compaction machines and an all-new class size of articulated hauler at World of Asphalt this week. Read more and come see us if you'll be at the show!

Parabéns to our Pederneiras plant in Brazil on its golden jubilee! This year, we celebrate 50 years since the establishment and 30 years with Volvo CE. The facility specializes in articulated haulers, wheel loaders, soil compactors, and crawler excavators. The celebration included a barbecue for employees and their families, test drives of our haulers, an excavator simulator experience, and the inauguration of a special 50th Anniversary Hall. Our golden machines stole the show, and our employees embody our commitment to sustainability, innovation, and diversity. Here's to another wonderful 50 years!

We are honored to partner with the Green Transition Initiative and other innovative organizations to accelerate the transition to more sustainable urban development. No single person or company can make this happen alone — we must all work together. See what GTI accomplished in 2024. #PioneerThePossible

Hej, and welcome to our factory in Arvika, Sweden! Here we produce large wheel loaders rear frames, front frames and boom unit systems. And you’ll also find a museum that displays the history of the production site, dating back to the founding in 1885.

This week, Yann Teste, Vice President Purchasing Global Categories at Volvo CE, took the stage at Economist Sustainability Week in London to discuss the future of sustainable supply chains. Drawing from real action within Volvo CE, he highlighted the need for a holistic approach, one that spans the entire value chain, from suppliers to customers and other partners, while staying adaptable to local market needs. Join Yann as he takes us behind the scenes in this video! “We need to be agile and customize our solutions to different markets and customers to decarbonize. This cannot be achieved in silo, why we actively are supporting our suppliers in their journey, building competence, while also incentivizing them by measuring their sustainability performance. This not only drives progress but also positions sustainability as a competitive advantage.” Yann's key takeaways from the discussion: ➡️ Strong commitment from businesses to driving the necessary change and supporting the climate goals of the Paris Agreement, even as geopolitical challenges make the landscape more complex. ➡️ There is significant potential in fostering deeper alignment between stakeholders – to learn, share, and accelerate progress. ➡️ To effectively reduce our carbon footprint, all value chain actors must collaborate in a structured and systematic way, leveraging each stakeholder’s expertise and strengths while taking an ecosystem-wide approach. ➡️ There can be no excuses—we must act together now. A big thank you to moderator Matus Samel, producers Harry Chapman and Edward Glanville from The Economist Impact, and to the panelists Jarrod Glover, Stella Constantatos, Emma Arnold, Radharaman (Rad) Jha, and Oliver Hurrey for an engaging discussion. #EconomistImpact