Conexpo 2026: between modularity and electrification in Las Vegas Carraro presents advanced solutions for the main construction equipment applications in the US market

Las Vegas, March 4, 2026 – This week during Conexpo 2026, the most important US event dedicated to Construction Equipment, Carraro presents a selection of solutions designed to best meet the needs of construction equipment manufacturers, with particular attention to the North American market.

Utilizing a complete range of products focused on modularity and electrification, Carraro will be displaying highly configurable axles and transmissions designed to support the technological transitions underway in the sector.

More specifically, in Las Vegas Carraro is exhibiting a complete driveline for wheel loaders, characterized by a balanced offset between high efficiency and versatility of configurations, consisting of the front and rear axles (cat.3), coupled with a THE transmission, and campatible with both electric and hydrostatic versions.

This proposal confirms the modular and highly versatile approach of Carraro THE solutions, which allow OEMs to switch from hydrostatic to electrified configurations without changes to the chassis or driveline layout.

The Carraro booth will emphasize and display a complete driveline for telehandlers consisting of front axle and rear axle (cat.3), and Carraro TCH hydrodynamic transmission with the “side drive” option. These solutions confirm the Group's growing attention to the needs of power, precision and reliability typical of this type of application.

Also highlighted and in display will be a “concept” axle (half rigid and half steering, with different braking solutions...) at Conexpo with the aim of focusing attention on the "Tailor Fit" project, conceived to give highly customized capabilities to satisfy the diversified demands of small manufacturers of off-highway vehicles.

To complete the exhibition offer, the stand also includes a selection of gears for off-highway applications made by the Carraro Group's centers of excellence for quality components and highly complex gears (manufactured in both Italy and India).