Komatsu is introducing the new PC365LC-11 multifunction plus excavator to the North American market. The PC365LC-11 is the ...

Proterra announces it has signed an agreement with Komatsu to provide battery technology for development of a Komatsu battery-electric hydraulic excavator. According to Proterra's press release ...

Thanks to a clever, fully electric swing system and "boom up" power assist features, the big PC365-11 hybrid excavator outperforms diesel.

Komatsu has announced plans to debut its new PC33E-6 3-ton class electric mini excavator to European equipment buyers at the Intermat 2024 fair in Paris this April. Komatsu says its new electric mini ...

The dedicated electric swing motor improves swing speeds and operational efficiency, reducing cycle times in multifunction ...

In the latest move by major equipment makers to electrify their fleets, Komatsu has announced a partnership with electric battery manufacturer Proterra on an all-electric excavator. The two companies ...

Komatsu featured the 20-ton PC210LCE electric excavator, which was first displayed last fall at Bauma. Featuring Proterra’s lithium-ion battery technology, the excavator has 451 kWh of battery ...

As many OEMs have focused their electric efforts on compact excavators and wheel loaders, Komatsu is going a little larger with a 20-ton PC210LCE electric excavator. It features lithium-ion battery ...

Komatsu is introducing a new, electrifying product in Japan, the PC30E-5 all-electric mini excavator, which in prototype version debuted in Spring 2019 at Bauma 2019 in Germany (see videos down below) ...

Komatsu has signed a collaboration agreement with Proterra to receive the supply of Proterra’s battery systems with the aim of having Komatsu electrify its small and medium-sized hydraulic excavators.

Craig brought 15 years of automotive journalism experience to the Cars team. A lifelong resident of Michigan, he's as happy with a wrench or welding gun in hand as he is in front of the camera or ...

Battery-powered hand tools now own the fix-it market. Yard equipment has its cell sights set on suburbia. Farm country, however, requires a much higher threshold of reliability. That isn’t slowing ...