CASE Launches Stage V Machines for Indian Market

23 Jul 2025 CW Team

CASE Construction Equipment, a CNH brand, has launched its new range of CEV Stage V-compliant construction machines in Pune. This move reinforces CASE’s commitment to sustainable, future-ready construction solutions in India.

The launch event was held at the company’s dealership in Pune, which serves districts including Latur, Solapur, and Kolhapur. Senior officials including Shalabh Chaturvedi, MD – CASE India & SAARC, and Santosh Chougule, Dealer Principal – SS Heavy Equipment, addressed customers on the importance of this regional launch.

Chaturvedi stated, “Our new Stage V range not only meets the latest emission norms but also enhances safety, comfort, and productivity. This is the trust of CASE – ‘Yeh hai CASE ka Bharosa.’”

The new lineup includes upgraded backhoe loaders (770NX, 851NX, 770NX Magnum) and compactors (952NX and 1107NX), powered by advanced FPT engines. Two all-new models — the 952NX vibratory compactor and 450NX mini compactor — feature completely redesigned platforms for improved performance.

Engineered for Indian conditions, these machines promise reduced downtime, easier maintenance, and greater operator comfort. CASE also introduced enhanced safety features to ensure high productivity.

Having operated in India since 1989, CASE remains a market leader in the vibratory compactor segment and a key player in backhoe loaders.

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