Volvo introduces five key upgrades to articulated haulers

The updated A25–A60 range, including the new 45-ton A50, focuses on higher productivity, lower operating costs and improved performance in demanding terrain conditions.  www.volvoce.com Volvo has introduced a new generation of articulated haulers, updating seven existing models from the A25 to A60 class and adding a new 45-ton size class with the A50. Designed to move higher volumes of material while reducing operating costs and maintaining performance on challenging terrain, the new range incorporates structural redesigns, safety improvements, extended service intervals and enhanced digital control systems. Structural redesign for operational efficiency The new generation features a redesigned frame and body structure developed to improve material discharge efficiency. The updated geometry enables materials to be tipped further from the machine, reducing the need for secondary equipment in loading zones. An optional overhung tailgate with extended arms allows faster and wider dumping cycles. Inside the cab, the layout prioritizes operator comfort and functionality. Adjustable settings, reduced interior noise levels and additional storage capacity improve working conditions. Available features include a heating and cooling storage box, upgraded seat configurations, Bluetooth connectivity, USB ports, four speakers and an integrated microphone.   Improved safety and visibility systems Cab access has been redesigned with a repositioned entrance door that can be opened comfortably while standing on a widened platform. Additional safety railings and focused lighting on access stairs and platforms improve operator safety during entry and exit. Cab visibility has been enhanced through redesigned panel structures and expanded windshield wiper coverage, increasing the direct field of vision beyond standard industry requirements. Optional front and rear cameras, pillar-mounted work lights and a standard entrance camera provide extended situational awareness. Harness anchor points inside the cab support safer windshield cleaning procedures.   Extended service intervals and simplified maintenance Maintenance requirements have been reduced through longer service intervals and improved accessibility to key components. A newly positioned ladder beneath the hood and ground-level access to essential service points streamline daily checks. Greasing intervals have been extended to 250 operating hours, eliminating the need for daily or weekly lubrication routines. With Volvo engine oil and high-performance filtration systems enabling 1,000-hour engine service intervals, overall oil and filter consumption is reduced by approximately 50% over the machine’s lifetime.   Reinforced driveline and traction management The updated articulated haulers are equipped with reinforced axles engineered to handle increased loads and higher torque levels, improving structural durability and stability under demanding operating conditions. Reduced mechanical wear contributes to extended component lifespan and lower maintenance expenditure. The Volvo drivetrain integrates Terrain Memory technology, which identifies and records low-traction road segments to optimize traction control performance. Braking systems include the Volvo engine brake, downhill speed control and wet disc brakes on all wheels, contributing to controlled deceleration and operational safety.   Integrated control interface and operator ergonomics The Volvo Co-Pilot interface centralizes control of media functions, camera settings, climate systems and machine status. A dynamic instrument cluster positioned in front of the steering wheel provides real-time operational data. The dual-screen layout ensures that critical information remains within the operator’s direct line of sight. An ergonomic gear lever supports smooth shifting and automatically returns to a neutral center position, reducing operator fatigue during extended shifts. In addition to the machine upgrades, Volvo Services provides digital tools designed to improve productivity and operational planning. Haul Assist with On-Board Weighing delivers real-time payload data to minimize carry-back and prevent overloading. Connected Map and Performance Indicator systems support informed decision-making, contributing to safer and more efficient site operations. www.volvoce.com Powered by Induportals Media Publishing

Volvo introduces five key upgrades to articulated haulers

The updated A25–A60 range, including the new 45-ton A50, focuses on higher productivity, lower operating costs and improved performance in demanding terrain conditions.

  www.volvoce.com
Volvo introduces five key upgrades to articulated haulers

Volvo has introduced a new generation of articulated haulers, updating seven existing models from the A25 to A60 class and adding a new 45-ton size class with the A50. Designed to move higher volumes of material while reducing operating costs and maintaining performance on challenging terrain, the new range incorporates structural redesigns, safety improvements, extended service intervals and enhanced digital control systems.
  1. Structural redesign for operational efficiency
    The new generation features a redesigned frame and body structure developed to improve material discharge efficiency. The updated geometry enables materials to be tipped further from the machine, reducing the need for secondary equipment in loading zones. An optional overhung tailgate with extended arms allows faster and wider dumping cycles.

    Inside the cab, the layout prioritizes operator comfort and functionality. Adjustable settings, reduced interior noise levels and additional storage capacity improve working conditions. Available features include a heating and cooling storage box, upgraded seat configurations, Bluetooth connectivity, USB ports, four speakers and an integrated microphone.
     
  2. Improved safety and visibility systems
    Cab access has been redesigned with a repositioned entrance door that can be opened comfortably while standing on a widened platform. Additional safety railings and focused lighting on access stairs and platforms improve operator safety during entry and exit.

    Cab visibility has been enhanced through redesigned panel structures and expanded windshield wiper coverage, increasing the direct field of vision beyond standard industry requirements. Optional front and rear cameras, pillar-mounted work lights and a standard entrance camera provide extended situational awareness. Harness anchor points inside the cab support safer windshield cleaning procedures.


    Volvo introduces five key upgrades to articulated haulers
     
  3. Extended service intervals and simplified maintenance
    Maintenance requirements have been reduced through longer service intervals and improved accessibility to key components. A newly positioned ladder beneath the hood and ground-level access to essential service points streamline daily checks.

    Greasing intervals have been extended to 250 operating hours, eliminating the need for daily or weekly lubrication routines. With Volvo engine oil and high-performance filtration systems enabling 1,000-hour engine service intervals, overall oil and filter consumption is reduced by approximately 50% over the machine’s lifetime.


    Volvo introduces five key upgrades to articulated haulers
     
  4. Reinforced driveline and traction management
    The updated articulated haulers are equipped with reinforced axles engineered to handle increased loads and higher torque levels, improving structural durability and stability under demanding operating conditions. Reduced mechanical wear contributes to extended component lifespan and lower maintenance expenditure.

    The Volvo drivetrain integrates Terrain Memory technology, which identifies and records low-traction road segments to optimize traction control performance. Braking systems include the Volvo engine brake, downhill speed control and wet disc brakes on all wheels, contributing to controlled deceleration and operational safety.


    Volvo introduces five key upgrades to articulated haulers
     
  5. Integrated control interface and operator ergonomics
    The Volvo Co-Pilot interface centralizes control of media functions, camera settings, climate systems and machine status. A dynamic instrument cluster positioned in front of the steering wheel provides real-time operational data.

    The dual-screen layout ensures that critical information remains within the operator’s direct line of sight. An ergonomic gear lever supports smooth shifting and automatically returns to a neutral center position, reducing operator fatigue during extended shifts.
In addition to the machine upgrades, Volvo Services provides digital tools designed to improve productivity and operational planning. Haul Assist with On-Board Weighing delivers real-time payload data to minimize carry-back and prevent overloading. Connected Map and Performance Indicator systems support informed decision-making, contributing to safer and more efficient site operations.

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