MUNICH, Germany (April 7, 2025) – Caterpillar Inc. made a bold statement at this year’s bauma 2025 exhibition, occupying a 9,000-sqm space in Hall B6 to showcase its latest advancements in construction machinery, power solutions, and digital technologies. Aligned with the event’s “Century of Futures” theme, the company emphasized its century-long legacy while unveiling 48 machines, including 17 new or upgraded models, across sectors such as demolition, waste management, and mining.

Electrification and Low-Carbon Solutions Take Center Stage
Caterpillar highlighted its progress in decarbonization with the display of battery-electric and hybrid equipment. The Cat 301.9 mini hydraulic excavator and Cat 906 compact wheel loader, already deployed through代理商 rental fleets, demonstrated practical electrification for urban construction. Meanwhile, the prototype Cat 320 and Cat 950 GC excavators, paired with integrated charging infrastructure, offered a glimpse into scalable electric ecosystems.

The company also expanded its power portfolio, exhibiting hydrogen-ready industrial engines like the C13D and C3.6, compatible with 100% renewable fuels such as HVO (hydrotreated vegetable oil). A tandem electric drive system and a remanufactured Cat C7.1 engine underscored Caterpillar’s circular economy approach.

Next-Gen Machines and Smart Technologies
Caterpillar’s booth featured next-generation compact equipment, including three new compact track loaders with enhanced power, stability, and operator comfort. The Cat D8 dozer, built on a unified platform shared with D5-D7 models, integrated factory-installed 3D grade control and upgradeable remote operation capabilities via Cat Command.

For demanding applications, the Cat 330 UHD ultra-high demolition excavator and Cat MH3032 material handler stood out. The latter, designed for waste recycling, included 2D electronic fencing and payload monitoring to boost safety and efficiency.

Digital Integration and Safety Innovations
Caterpillar’s VisionLink® fleet management system evolved with upgraded modules for device management, operations optimization, and safety analytics. The enhanced Cat Detect system incorporated AI-driven collision avoidance, driver monitoring, and proximity alerts, merging safety with productivity.

Remote operation demonstrations, linking machines in Spain’s Malaga demo center to the Munich booth, highlighted Cat Command’s precision in hazardous environments. Attendees also explored Cat Grade’s 3D excavation guidance and payload weighing technologies, which reduce rework and material waste.

Service Excellence and Circular Economy
Caterpillar’s aftermarket solutions, including the Customer Value Agreement (CVA), promised next-day parts delivery and technical support, with compensation policies for delays. Certified remanufacturing programs and extended warranty plans aimed to prolong equipment lifespans while reducing resource consumption.

Powering Sustainable Sites
In Hall A4, Caterpillar displayed mobile energy solutions, such as the XES60 battery storage system, which integrates with solar panels and generators to optimize site power use. The HVO-compatible XQP115 generator reinforced its commitment to cleaner energy.

A Vision for the Next Century
“This exhibition honors our heritage while accelerating collaboration toward safer, smarter, and sustainable construction,” said Tony Fassino, Caterpillar’s Construction Industries Group President. With a focus on integrated technologies and low-carbon transitions, Caterpillar reaffirmed its readiness to lead the industry’s evolution.

As bauma 2025 continues, Caterpillar’s comprehensive showcase underscores a future where innovation, efficiency, and environmental stewardship converge to redefine construction excellence.