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JCB Launches CEV Stage 5 Ready Machines at Bharat CE Expo
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JCB Launches CEV Stage 5 Ready Machines at Bharat CE Expo

JCB India showcased its range of CEV Stage 5 ready machines at the Bharat Construction Equipment Expo, marking a significant milestone in line with the Government’s latest emissions and safety regulations. Designed with a focus on both emissions compliance and customer centricity these machines are poised to set a new benchmark in the construction equipment sector with 10-15 per cent better fuel efficiency compared to their CEV Stage 4 predecessors. The company exhibited the CEV Stage 5 engines and machines which included the range of Backhoe Loaders, Telehandlers, Skid Steer Loaders, Compactors and Wheeled Loaders.

Speaking at the event Deepak Shetty, CEO & Managing Director, JCB India said, “We are proud to be part of the prestigious Bharat Construction Equipment Expo, a prime example of the strong partnership between industry and Government. This event brings together all stakeholders in one place, showcasing the power of collaboration. Over the past decade, the Government’s focus on infrastructure development has further strengthened our commitment to investing in sustainable technologies and building world-class products in India. The JCB India pavilion features over 20 state-of-art machines, each contributing to the nation’s growth story”.

The Made in India CEV Stage 5 ready equipment on display at the JCB pavilion aligns with the company’s ongoing commitment to environmental responsibility and adherence to the Government’s regulatory emissions standards. The advanced technology integrated into each machine not only ensures that the environmental impact is minimised, but also enhances performance and power of the machines.

“Total Cost of Ownership is a critical factor in decision-making for businesses in the construction industry. By optimising engine performance and utilising smart fuel-saving technologies our CEV Stage 5 machines offer 10-15 per cent fuel efficiency and reduced operating and maintenance costs. It’s a smart investment for customers seeking to improve their bottom line and future-proof their operations in an increasingly eco-conscious world,” added Shetty.

JCB CEV Stage 5 machines have undergone rigorous testing processes, including over 2,00,000 hours of real-world testing and over 70,000 hours of development and endurance trials. They have been tested at altitudes as high as 4500 meters in some of the toughest terrains like Leh and Ladakh ensuring exceptional performance and reliability under the most challenging conditions.

The JCB Stage 5 Engines are equipped with Stage 5 complaint emission control technology, which includes Diesel Oxidation Catalyst (DOC) and a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF). The engines also have a robust fuel filtration system, with extended primary filter replacement intervals. This ensures maximum uptime for the machine without impacting user experience.

The new range of machines has also been designed with the operator safety and comfort in mind. The operator cabins are strengthened with high quality material making it Roll over Protective Structure (ROPS) compliant in line with Government safety regulations. They also offer enhanced ergonomics, reduced noise levels and simplified engine regeneration processes. JCB’s commitment to maximising return on investment for customers is evident in the integration of user-friendly diagnostics and predictive maintenance features which help reduce downtime and ensure optimal machine performance.

JCB has been a pioneer in the heavy machinery industry in its commitment to sustainability. By integrating hydrogen into its machinery, the company has been addressing emissions in a sector traditionally reliant on diesel, since 2021. The hydrogen engine powered backhoe prototype on display at the Expo is powered by a 4.8L Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engine, which gives performance similar to the conventional diesel engine. JCB has invested over £100 Million in its Global Hydrogen Programme to produce these super-efficient Hydrogen engines.

JCB India also announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Shriram Automall India Limited (SAMIL), India's Largest Phygital Pre-owned Marketplace for Vehicles and Equipment to efficiently manage sale of pre-owned certified JCB machines. The growing infrastructure development in India has led to an increase in demand for construction equipment. For contractors and customers looking to maintain cost efficiency without compromising on quality, the availability of well-maintained pre-owned equipment is becoming increasingly important.

Shetty said, “We look forward to this partnership with SAMIL to bring our high-performance equipment into the pre-owned market. This partnership also comes at a very opportune time when the industry is transitioning to Stage 5. The collaboration will allow us to meet the growing demand for value for money equipment while maintaining the high standards that JCB is known for. SAMIL comes with established experience and expertise in this sector and together we can ensure that customers across India receive best quality products with the confidence that comes from direct support and product integrity from the original manufacturer.”

The JCB India machine showcase at the Bharat Construction Equipment Expo underscores the company’s leadership in the development of ecofriendly machinery perfectly aligned with India’s vision for sustainable growth. The customer-first approach of JCB has kept the company in the forefront of innovation, delivering solutions that prioritise the real time needs of the end user, paving the way for a more sustainable future.

JCB India showcased its range of CEV Stage 5 ready machines at the Bharat Construction Equipment Expo, marking a significant milestone in line with the Government’s latest emissions and safety regulations. Designed with a focus on both emissions compliance and customer centricity these machines are poised to set a new benchmark in the construction equipment sector with 10-15 per cent better fuel efficiency compared to their CEV Stage 4 predecessors. The company exhibited the CEV Stage 5 engines and machines which included the range of Backhoe Loaders, Telehandlers, Skid Steer Loaders, Compactors and Wheeled Loaders. Speaking at the event Deepak Shetty, CEO & Managing Director, JCB India said, “We are proud to be part of the prestigious Bharat Construction Equipment Expo, a prime example of the strong partnership between industry and Government. This event brings together all stakeholders in one place, showcasing the power of collaboration. Over the past decade, the Government’s focus on infrastructure development has further strengthened our commitment to investing in sustainable technologies and building world-class products in India. The JCB India pavilion features over 20 state-of-art machines, each contributing to the nation’s growth story”. The Made in India CEV Stage 5 ready equipment on display at the JCB pavilion aligns with the company’s ongoing commitment to environmental responsibility and adherence to the Government’s regulatory emissions standards. The advanced technology integrated into each machine not only ensures that the environmental impact is minimised, but also enhances performance and power of the machines. “Total Cost of Ownership is a critical factor in decision-making for businesses in the construction industry. By optimising engine performance and utilising smart fuel-saving technologies our CEV Stage 5 machines offer 10-15 per cent fuel efficiency and reduced operating and maintenance costs. It’s a smart investment for customers seeking to improve their bottom line and future-proof their operations in an increasingly eco-conscious world,” added Shetty. JCB CEV Stage 5 machines have undergone rigorous testing processes, including over 2,00,000 hours of real-world testing and over 70,000 hours of development and endurance trials. They have been tested at altitudes as high as 4500 meters in some of the toughest terrains like Leh and Ladakh ensuring exceptional performance and reliability under the most challenging conditions. The JCB Stage 5 Engines are equipped with Stage 5 complaint emission control technology, which includes Diesel Oxidation Catalyst (DOC) and a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF). The engines also have a robust fuel filtration system, with extended primary filter replacement intervals. This ensures maximum uptime for the machine without impacting user experience. The new range of machines has also been designed with the operator safety and comfort in mind. The operator cabins are strengthened with high quality material making it Roll over Protective Structure (ROPS) compliant in line with Government safety regulations. They also offer enhanced ergonomics, reduced noise levels and simplified engine regeneration processes. JCB’s commitment to maximising return on investment for customers is evident in the integration of user-friendly diagnostics and predictive maintenance features which help reduce downtime and ensure optimal machine performance. JCB has been a pioneer in the heavy machinery industry in its commitment to sustainability. By integrating hydrogen into its machinery, the company has been addressing emissions in a sector traditionally reliant on diesel, since 2021. The hydrogen engine powered backhoe prototype on display at the Expo is powered by a 4.8L Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engine, which gives performance similar to the conventional diesel engine. JCB has invested over £100 Million in its Global Hydrogen Programme to produce these super-efficient Hydrogen engines. JCB India also announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Shriram Automall India Limited (SAMIL), India's Largest Phygital Pre-owned Marketplace for Vehicles and Equipment to efficiently manage sale of pre-owned certified JCB machines. The growing infrastructure development in India has led to an increase in demand for construction equipment. For contractors and customers looking to maintain cost efficiency without compromising on quality, the availability of well-maintained pre-owned equipment is becoming increasingly important. Shetty said, “We look forward to this partnership with SAMIL to bring our high-performance equipment into the pre-owned market. This partnership also comes at a very opportune time when the industry is transitioning to Stage 5. The collaboration will allow us to meet the growing demand for value for money equipment while maintaining the high standards that JCB is known for. SAMIL comes with established experience and expertise in this sector and together we can ensure that customers across India receive best quality products with the confidence that comes from direct support and product integrity from the original manufacturer.” The JCB India machine showcase at the Bharat Construction Equipment Expo underscores the company’s leadership in the development of ecofriendly machinery perfectly aligned with India’s vision for sustainable growth. The customer-first approach of JCB has kept the company in the forefront of innovation, delivering solutions that prioritise the real time needs of the end user, paving the way for a more sustainable future.

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