Why the off-highway EV market is set to boom, while on-road hits trouble
Peter Harrop, chairman of market research specialists IDTechEx, predicts that in a decade from now…
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Lundgren: Diesel has a lot more to offer to the off-highway industry
Despite being developed constantly over the last century to become a highly fuel efficient power…
Five signs of a good wheel loader
David Banks, JCB’s sales manager for the waste and recycling sector outlines the five key…
We’re going to be supplying more and more of our engines in combination with electrical components
At first glance, given the ubiquity of talk about electric vehicles, you could be forgiven…
“Diesel technology will continue to be the best possible solution for the industrial powertrain for the foreseeable future”
Vincenzo Perrone, president of the Diesel division of off-highway engines at Kohler Co, delivers his…
Additive manufacturing for turbochargers is taking hold
Charlotte Boig from Cummins Turbo Technologies explores the rise in additive manufacturing in the production…
How to future-proof excavators
The excavator market has soared in recent years thanks to growing urbanization – with 2018…
Robots and drones: addressing agriculture’s long-term structure challenges
As challenges facing the agricultural industry mount up, technological developments around drones and robotics could form part of an effective long-term solution, says Dr Khasha Ghaffarzadeh, research director at IDTechEx
Make room for millennials at the jobsite
The construction industry needs to adapt to a brave new world if it is to attract a younger generation of workers.
The case for natural gas engines
‘Electric’ may be the buzz word when it comes to almost any type of vehicle, But for off-highway machines, OEMs and engine manufacturers are placing big bets on other ways to lower emissions