Doosan Bobcat Showcases Compact Equipment Range at EXCON 2025

21 Jan 2026 CW Team

Doosan Bobcat India, a subsidiary of global compact equipment major Doosan Bobcat, recently participated in EXCON 2025, South Asia’s largest construction equipment exhibition, reaffirming its strong commitment to the Indian market. The company showcased its latest advancements across the Bobcat portfolio, aimed at addressing evolving customer requirements with efficient and technology-driven solutions.

The Doosan Bobcat booth was inaugurated by senior leadership from the company’s global headquarters, underlining India’s strategic importance in Doosan Bobcat’s global growth plans. The presence of global executives reflected the company’s continued focus on local investment, partnerships and long-term market development.

A key highlight was the unveiling of the Bobcat B900 Xtra Backhoe Loader Special Edition, developed specifically for Indian operating conditions. The machine features enhanced digging force, improved operator comfort, better fuel efficiency, advanced hydraulics and reinforced structures, along with a distinctive new colour variant.

The company also showcased its skid steer loader models S510 and S650, designed for versatility across material handling, grading and site clean-up applications, supported by intuitive controls and a wide range of attachments.

Further strengthening its portfolio, Doosan Bobcat introduced the Earthforce range of compact excavators—E18z, E33z and E53—suited for urban infrastructure, utilities and landscaping projects. The range offers precision, operator comfort and easy maintenance.

Additionally, the company displayed its Bobcat portable air compressors and electric forklifts, catering to construction, mining, utilities and material handling needs. Live equipment demonstrations at the booth enabled visitors to interact directly with machines and engage with Bobcat experts.

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