Volvo announces Virtual Volvo Days 2022

For the first time ever, Volvo Construction Equipment is bringing its classic Volvo Days online for its global customers, where it will showcase some of its latest products including its new electric range and feature speakers discussing a wide range of topics including sustainability and electromobility.

The theme for this year’s Volvo Days, both online and on the ground, is ‘Change Starts Here’, which shines a light on environmental sustainability and the role the company and construction industry plays in maintaining it.

The physical Volvo Days 2022 was held in the first week of June in the company’s home ground in Eskilstuna, Sweden, and featured what it claims to be the industry's widest range of electric machines.

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"As a world leading manufacturer of construction solutions, we have the power to make a difference and it starts with us,” said Head of Volvo CE, Melker Jernberg.

“We want to drive change in our own industry towards net zero emissions but also support our customers to decarbonize their operations.

"Volvo Days is the perfect opportunity to show how we are achieving these ambitions with ready-today sustainable power solutions. It is a proud moment for me to meet our customers and partners, together with our passionate employees. Through close cooperation in the value chain, we can make this change happen."

Some of the machines guests can expect to see at the virtual event include the company's largest electric excavator - the EC230 Electric; the all new L200H High Lift wheel loader promoting greater productivity and fuel efficiency; and the upgraded L350H wheel loader for superior strength and durability.

Not only that, Volvo CE will also dive into its range of productivity and uptime services such as its recently launched CO2 Reduction Program, the Efficient Load Out solution, the EMMA electric charging application, Connected Map and other digital solutions set to come to the market.

Volvo's new demo and test track for autonomous solutions, designed in conjunction with Volvo Autonomous Solutions, was also unveiled to the public for the first time at Volvo Days, enabling a test and demonstration site for battery electric and autonomous transport solutions to make construction sites safer, more efficient and more sustainable.

Volvo Trucks, also part of Volvo Group, is another welcome addition to the line-up with its own electric truck present at the show.

The three-day virtual event will run from June 15 to 17 and will feature a total of 39 sessions and 37 speakers, making it a jam-packed event.

To find out more or to register for the event, visit volvoce.com.au