Wacker Neuson has launched a new wheeled excavator and two new wheel loaders for construction sites, combining higher performance with driver assistance systems and modern safety features across the range.
The EW135 wheeled excavator and the WL750p and WL950p wheel loaders are designed to improve productivity, precision and operator comfort, according to Wacker Neuson.
“Our customers expect high-performance machines that ensure productivity, ease of operation, and safety in equal measure,” says Fred Cordes, managing director of Wacker Neuson Sales Germany and responsible for the company’s direct sales markets in Europe. “That’s why we’ve consistently focused our product development on supporting the operator with intelligent assistance systems while delivering reliable performance for a wide variety of applications. With these new innovations, we’re helping our customers operate their construction sites efficiently, prepare for future requirements, and overcome current challenges together with a reliable partner.”
Precision performance: the EW135 wheeled excavator
With the EW135, Wacker Neuson is expanding its position in the wheeled excavator segment, where it says it is already market leader in machines up to 10 tonnes. The EW135 moves that expertise into the next performance range, configured for high lifting forces, digitalisation and the professional use of modern attachments.
The machine has a permanently mounted articulated boom without a swing console, which the company says enables direct power transmission, increases stability and provides the foundation for higher lifting forces. Intelligent hydraulics, MiC 4.0 technology and integration with modern attachments are intended to support precise workflows across a range of applications, while an electrohydraulic pilot control system allows particularly precise and controlled machine movements, with individually storable operator and attachment profiles for different applications.
On safety, the EW135 includes an Active Working Signal (AWS), automatic braking, an overload warning system with a 10-inch human-machine interface, side and rear-view cameras, and 360-degree visibility, intended to help operators identify potential hazards early. The safety package also includes LED work lights, access steps in high-visibility colours, and the machine’s overall stability. With driving speeds of up to 35 km/h, Wacker Neuson describes the EW135 as combining the performance needed for demanding applications with the flexibility of a modern wheeled excavator.
The “P” stands for performance: WL750p and WL950p
The new WL750p and WL950p wheel loaders were designed around construction site requirements, combining high pushing power, hydraulic performance and travel speeds of up to 40 km/h. Wacker Neuson says the “p” stands for performance: efficient material handling, high handling capacity and greater operator comfort.
Development of both machines focused on operator comfort and safety, with 360-degree visibility, work-area lighting and an ergonomic cab. The control concept, built around a display, jog dial and joystick, gives direct access to assistance systems including a loading assistant, automatic bucket return and a lift-height limiter, intended to support operators in repetitive tasks and maintain consistent productivity.
A Power Drive system allows the loaders to reach speeds of up to 40 km/h without shifting gears or changing drive stages, so tractive force stays available throughout while the machine remains manoeuvrable. A load-sensing system paired with standard flow sharing is designed to deliver hydraulic power where it is needed, which Wacker Neuson says reduces energy consumption, allows multiple work movements at once, and improves precision and productivity.
Wider product range
Wacker Neuson’s product range spans concrete consolidation, soil and asphalt compaction, lighting, generators and pumps, as well as compact excavators, telehandlers, loaders and dumpers, alongside battery-powered, zero-emission products and digital solutions. The Wacker Neuson Group employs around 5,800 people worldwide, with seven international production sites and sales and service operations in more than 35 countries. The group reported revenue of approximately €2.2 billion in 2025.
