Mahindra’s Truck and Bus Division, and Construction Equipment Division a part of the Mahindra Group, launched its latest offerings at EXCON 2023, demonstrating their commitment to innovation and reliability. The “Naya India ka Naya Tipper” Mahindra BLAZO X m-DURA and new CEV5 range of Construction Equipments are set to redefine the standards in their respective categories, offering advanced features and compliance with the latest industry norms.
The BLAZO X m-DURA heralds a new era in tipper technology in India. With its well-proven, robust, and dependable aggregates, this range, available in 28T and 35T GVW categories, sets new standards for performance and durability. The Double Service Guarantee, which offers a 36-hour Turnaround Time (TAT) and 48-hour Uptime to ensure maximum productivity for the users, is one of its primary highlights. Furthermore, the range offers up to 10 tipper fleets with round-the-clock onsite support, giving customers’ unmatched peace of mind.
The MCE CEV5 Range debuted with two flagship offerings. The RoadMaster G100, the high power Motor grader, is designed to meet the forthcoming CEV5 emission standards. Its 102 HP engine and 440 NM torque make it an excellent grader for road construction, especially on state and national highways. The new EarthMaster SX also complies with CEV5 emission regulations. It is a versatile backhoe loader with a 74 HP engine, a new larger and more comfortable cabin, and iMAXX telematics technology, ensuring improved performance and efficiency.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Jalaj Gupta, Business Head - Commercial Vehicles, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. said, “The introduction of the Blazo X m-Dura Tipper and New CEV5 range of construction equipments at EXCON, reaffirms Mahindra's commitment towards the commercial vehicle and construction equipment segment. While m-DURA tipper is poised to become the most reliable partner among our customers with it proven and sturdy aggregates, the New CEV5 range is the outcome of agility of our engineers who have made these products ready, much before the timeline defined by govt.”
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