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03 MAY 2023

Alternative energy focus for Off-Highway Conference

October 25th event in Brussels will look at current and future demand for alternatively powered construction equipment

02 MAY 2023

Trendlines: North America

The April Trendlines column in Diesel Progress, written by Off-Highway Research, discusses the outlook for the North American equipment market.

29 MARCH 2023

Soft landing seen for global equipment market

The second highest volumes of all time were achieved in 2022 and growth was still evident in every market except China.

28 MARCH 2023

Slow recovery seen in China

Turmoil in the real estate segment had a major impact on equipment sales in 2022 and the issues will take time to fix

28 MARCH 2023

India back to growth

After four years of disruptions, India is once again fulfilling its promise of long-term equipment sales growth

28 MARCH 2023

Europe to stay on a high

Near record volumes of construction equipment were sold in Europe last year./ Although the market will slow, historically high volumes will be maintained.

28 MARCH 2023

North America – the pick of the bunch

Construction equipment sales grew 8 per cent last year and the market enjoyed a second successive record high in sales.

28 FEBRUARY 2023

North American database launch for ConExpo

More datasets and separate information on USA and Canada will be available for the first time.

28 FEBRUARY 2023

North American compact tracked loader sales reach unprecedented high

The North American compact tracked loader market came close to 100,000 units last year. They are by far the highest volume machines in the region, despite being a relatively new equipment type.

01 DECEMBER 2022

Change of equipment nomenclature

Off-Highway Research has changed the terms used to refer to certain products in its databases to bring them into line with more common conventions.

30 NOVEMBER 2022

Chinese crane market cools

Having reached an extraordinary peak of almost 55,000 mobile cranes sold in China in 2020, demand for these machines is continuing to cool as the economy slows.