bauma 2025: Zoomlion Drives Trends with Green, Smart Tech
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bauma 2025: Zoomlion Drives Trends with Green, Smart Tech

Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science & Technology Co, a global leader in construction machinery, is showcasing its latest innovations at bauma 2025 under the theme "Greener Development, Brighter Future" from April 7 to 13 at Booth FS.905 at Messe München. Over 60 flagship products across nine major categories are on display, along with a debut lineup of intelligent and green system solutions in Europe. The Company also signed multiple international orders and cooperation agreements to accelerate and lead the construction machinery industry's shift toward digital, intelligent, and green transformation.

A highlight of Zoomlion's lineup is the ZT72J-V, the highest telescopic boom lift in Europe, showcasing its leadership in high-end AWP development. The company is also unveiling 10 earthmoving machines, many featuring 5G remote control, AI panoramic monitoring, and electric-drive energy recovery. In the tower crane segment, the R800-40, the largest-tonnage Chinese model in Europe, secured strong interest with its safety, efficiency, and transportability. Zoomlion also introduced six concrete machines, including a 70-meter pump truck with a topology-optimized boom and smart mixer trucks with remote upgrades and intelligent diagnostics.

Zoomlion also showcased system solutions integrating industrial internet, AI, big data, and new energy technologies at bauma 2025. Its mining solution combines intelligent equipment and digital technologies, including unmanned trucks and remote control, to enable fully automated mining, digging, transporting, and unloading.

On the opening day, Zhan Chunxin, Chairman and CEO of Zoomlion, together with other senior executives, held in-depth discussions with customers and institutional representatives, reaffirming the company's commitment to global development and delivering improved service worldwide. A highlight of Zoomlion's lineup is the ZT72J-V, the highest telescopic boom lift in Europe, showcasing its leadership in high-end AWP development. The company is also unveiling 10 earthmoving machines, many featuring 5G remote control, AI panoramic monitoring, and electric-drive energy recovery. In the tower crane segment, the R800-40, the largest-tonnage Chinese model in Europe, secured strong interest with its safety, efficiency, and transportability. Zoomlion also introduced six concrete machines, including a 70-meter pump truck with a topology-optimized boom and smart mixer trucks with remote upgrades and intelligent diagnostics.

Zoomlion also showcased system solutions integrating industrial internet, AI, big data, and new energy technologies at bauma 2025. Its mining solution combines intelligent equipment and digital technologies, including unmanned trucks and remote control, to enable fully automated mining, digging, transporting, and unloading.

On the opening day, Zhan Chunxin, Chairman and CEO of Zoomlion, together with other senior executives, held in-depth discussions with customers and institutional representatives, reaffirming the company's commitment to global development and delivering improved service worldwide.

Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science & Technology Co, a global leader in construction machinery, is showcasing its latest innovations at bauma 2025 under the theme Greener Development, Brighter Future from April 7 to 13 at Booth FS.905 at Messe München. Over 60 flagship products across nine major categories are on display, along with a debut lineup of intelligent and green system solutions in Europe. The Company also signed multiple international orders and cooperation agreements to accelerate and lead the construction machinery industry's shift toward digital, intelligent, and green transformation. A highlight of Zoomlion's lineup is the ZT72J-V, the highest telescopic boom lift in Europe, showcasing its leadership in high-end AWP development. The company is also unveiling 10 earthmoving machines, many featuring 5G remote control, AI panoramic monitoring, and electric-drive energy recovery. In the tower crane segment, the R800-40, the largest-tonnage Chinese model in Europe, secured strong interest with its safety, efficiency, and transportability. Zoomlion also introduced six concrete machines, including a 70-meter pump truck with a topology-optimized boom and smart mixer trucks with remote upgrades and intelligent diagnostics. Zoomlion also showcased system solutions integrating industrial internet, AI, big data, and new energy technologies at bauma 2025. Its mining solution combines intelligent equipment and digital technologies, including unmanned trucks and remote control, to enable fully automated mining, digging, transporting, and unloading. On the opening day, Zhan Chunxin, Chairman and CEO of Zoomlion, together with other senior executives, held in-depth discussions with customers and institutional representatives, reaffirming the company's commitment to global development and delivering improved service worldwide. A highlight of Zoomlion's lineup is the ZT72J-V, the highest telescopic boom lift in Europe, showcasing its leadership in high-end AWP development. The company is also unveiling 10 earthmoving machines, many featuring 5G remote control, AI panoramic monitoring, and electric-drive energy recovery. In the tower crane segment, the R800-40, the largest-tonnage Chinese model in Europe, secured strong interest with its safety, efficiency, and transportability. Zoomlion also introduced six concrete machines, including a 70-meter pump truck with a topology-optimized boom and smart mixer trucks with remote upgrades and intelligent diagnostics. Zoomlion also showcased system solutions integrating industrial internet, AI, big data, and new energy technologies at bauma 2025. Its mining solution combines intelligent equipment and digital technologies, including unmanned trucks and remote control, to enable fully automated mining, digging, transporting, and unloading. On the opening day, Zhan Chunxin, Chairman and CEO of Zoomlion, together with other senior executives, held in-depth discussions with customers and institutional representatives, reaffirming the company's commitment to global development and delivering improved service worldwide.

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