Liebherr Showcases 30+ Machines at Conexpo 2026

04 Mar 2026 CW Team

Liebherr is presenting more than 30 machines and technology exhibits at Conexpo-Con/AGG 2026, highlighting its latest innovations for the construction sector. The company is exhibiting across two major booths – F35055 and P7761 – where visitors can explore a wide range of equipment and technology solutions.

Under the theme “Hands on the Future,” Liebherr is demonstrating future-ready technologies through live machine operations and daily demonstrations. The exhibition also features a dedicated technology pavilion focused on digitalisation, assistance systems and solutions designed to improve safety, reliability and planning for increasingly connected construction sites.

Visitors can access Liebherr’s official press kit, which includes press releases, product information and media assets detailing the company’s expanded portfolio and innovations showcased at the event. The press materials also outline Liebherr’s long-term strategic commitment to strengthening its presence in the North American market.

Additional highlights, updates and event information are available through the Liebherr Conexpo event hub, offering further insights into the company’s latest developments and technology initiatives.

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