Start Date: September 28, 2021
End Date: September 30, 2021
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March 20, 2020 | Corporate News
LAS VEGAS, March 19, 2020 – At CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2020 Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas introduced new and enhanced A Series models exclusively powered by Cummins Performance Series engines. The integration of new services under the Hyundai Intelligence Care (Hi CARE) brand also made a debut.
On display were a full range of wheel loaders and excavators in two CONEXPO-CON/AGG exhibits – N11601 (indoor) and F6914 (outdoor,) two working prototypes of electric-powered compact excavators, and the demonstration of a remote-controlled wheel loader for use in hazardous applications.
As a result of the collaboration between Hyundai and Cummins, Hyundai’s A Series wheel loader and excavator models feature Cummins Performance Series engines, which achieve compliance with the international Stage 5 emissions control standard.
“CONEXPO-CON/AGG offers the world’s largest stage for highlighting new and advanced construction equipment technologies,” said Stan Park, Vice President of Distribution and Marketing, Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas. “Hyundai demonstrates its industry leadership with a range of important introductions at the show, and we look forward to sharing these exciting developments with our customers and dealers.”
“The Cummins Performance Series engines, combined with the engineering and product design expertise of Hyundai, will enable our customers to achieve substantial performance gains from a smaller, lighter power package,” Stan Park commented. “Customers will experience more than a 10-percent increase in power and a nearly 20-percent increase in torque compared to previous engines, all while using less fuel.”
The new Hyundai HX210A excavator features similar general specifications to those found in the HX220L model, but with standard features and pricing designed to appeal to rental houses and dealers with high volumes of rental business.
Hyundai’s outdoor exhibit also included an HX220L excavator live demo machine outfitted with Hi ASSIST and Engcon Tiltrotator attachments.
Featured among the new A Series wheel loader models introduced at CONEXPO-CON/AGG is the Hyundai HL960A, which was operated near Augusta, GA at Full Circle Aggregates by remote control from the North Hall booth.
An expanded variety of Hyundai Intelligence Care technologies were also introduced to include a new Hyundai Hi ASSIST (Hyundai Intelligence) option for HX series excavators.
Another new service, Hyundai Hi CARE, establishes a support platform that facilitates dealer service organizations to provide remote support to their customers.
At its indoor exhibit, Hyundai showed a working prototype of the R18E, a Hyundai-electric-powered compact excavator. The outdoor exhibit on the festival grounds featured a working prototype of the Cummins-electric-powered Hyundai R35E compact excavator which offers a variety of benefits, including no carbon emissions and quiet operations.
Check back on our website soon for more information and detailed product specs on the new Hyundai A Series models, coming soon to a Hyundai Construction Equipment dealer near you.
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