CASE Unveils New Machines and Technology at CONEXPO 2026
At CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 in Las Vegas, CASE presents nearly 20 new or upgraded machines with integrated digital technologies. www.casece.com CASE Construction Equipment will present a broad portfolio of new machines, electrified equipment and digital systems at CONEXPO‑CON/AGG 2026, taking place 3–7 March 2026 in Las Vegas, Nevada, West Hall, booth #W40701. Visitors can evaluate the latest equipment, technology and attachment developments in a single integrated display. The company will display more than 40 machines across a 40,000-square-foot stand, including close to 20 new or upgraded models. The lineup targets contractors, municipal operators, utilities, rental fleets and landscape contractors, with a focus on productivity, safety, connectivity and operator efficiency. New excavator introductions span multiple size classes, including 3-ton D Series mini excavators, a new CX70E midi excavator and short-radius additions to the E Series full-size excavator range. These machines feature updated hydraulic performance, attachment flexibility, operator-assist functions and expanded connectivity. CASE will also show its latest electric equipment, including the TL100EV electric mini track loader designed for low-noise, zero-emission jobsites such as indoor or urban environments. CASE will preview its upcoming N Series crawler dozers, expected to launch in late 2026. The 650N and 850N models on display feature upgrades to performance management, cab visibility, operator controls and integrated machine technology aimed at improving productivity and ease of use. The exhibit also includes new G Series compact wheel loaders, alongside upgrades to large wheel loaders with features such as AutoDig assistance, rear object detection, improved cab comfort and optional continuously variable transmission (CVT) on selected models. Additional safety enhancements and attachment interoperability are highlighted across the loader range. Beyond machinery, CASE will showcase its expanding digital and connectivity portfolio. This includes the myCASEConstruction platform for fleet data and service management, new 2D and 3D machine control solutions, safety intelligence systems and connectivity tools designed to link machines, operators, dealers and back-office systems into a unified digital ecosystem. A full range of attachments will be displayed, covering buckets, breakers, compactors, mulchers and specialty tools, reflecting CASE’s focus on expanding machine versatility and jobsite flexibility. The company will also present milestone and special-edition machines that illustrate its historical and technological development alongside current product offerings. www.casece.com Powered by Induportals Media Publishing
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At CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 in Las Vegas, CASE presents nearly 20 new or upgraded machines with integrated digital technologies.
www.casece.com
CASE Construction Equipment will present a broad portfolio of new machines, electrified equipment and digital systems at CONEXPO‑CON/AGG 2026, taking place 3–7 March 2026 in Las Vegas, Nevada, West Hall, booth #W40701. Visitors can evaluate the latest equipment, technology and attachment developments in a single integrated display.
The company will display more than 40 machines across a 40,000-square-foot stand, including close to 20 new or upgraded models. The lineup targets contractors, municipal operators, utilities, rental fleets and landscape contractors, with a focus on productivity, safety, connectivity and operator efficiency.
New excavator introductions span multiple size classes, including 3-ton D Series mini excavators, a new CX70E midi excavator and short-radius additions to the E Series full-size excavator range. These machines feature updated hydraulic performance, attachment flexibility, operator-assist functions and expanded connectivity. CASE will also show its latest electric equipment, including the TL100EV electric mini track loader designed for low-noise, zero-emission jobsites such as indoor or urban environments.
CASE will preview its upcoming N Series crawler dozers, expected to launch in late 2026. The 650N and 850N models on display feature upgrades to performance management, cab visibility, operator controls and integrated machine technology aimed at improving productivity and ease of use.
The exhibit also includes new G Series compact wheel loaders, alongside upgrades to large wheel loaders with features such as AutoDig assistance, rear object detection, improved cab comfort and optional continuously variable transmission (CVT) on selected models. Additional safety enhancements and attachment interoperability are highlighted across the loader range.
Beyond machinery, CASE will showcase its expanding digital and connectivity portfolio. This includes the myCASEConstruction platform for fleet data and service management, new 2D and 3D machine control solutions, safety intelligence systems and connectivity tools designed to link machines, operators, dealers and back-office systems into a unified digital ecosystem.
A full range of attachments will be displayed, covering buckets, breakers, compactors, mulchers and specialty tools, reflecting CASE’s focus on expanding machine versatility and jobsite flexibility. The company will also present milestone and special-edition machines that illustrate its historical and technological development alongside current product offerings.
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