At ConExpo 2026, Liebherr will outline its “hands on the future” strategy and how it will shape the construction site of tomorrow.

The approach is grounded in practical engineering and close customer collaboration, focusing on technologies that improve safety, reliability and planning for an increasingly connected, data-driven operations.

As one of the largest exhibitors at the show, Liebherr’s ConExpo presence reflects its long-term strategy in the North American construction market.

Recent milestones include expanded assembly and manufacturing capabilities in Newport News, Virginia, and the construction of a new logistics and distribution centre in Tupelo, Mississippi.

Once operational, the Tupelo facility will become Liebherr’s first major distribution hub outside Europe designed to improve parts availability and service support across the Americas.

The site will manage parts and components for earthmoving, crane, concrete technology, maritime and components business units, while also supporting pre-assembly, kitting and repackaging activities.

“Liebherr’s commitment to the U.S. construction market goes beyond just building machines,” said Kai Friedrich, Managing Director of Liebherr USA. “We continue our local investments so customers can depend on prompt service, reliable parts support, and effective solutions that consistently deliver at North American jobsites.”

Earthmoving and material handling equipment represents the largest share of Liebherr’s ConExpo exhibit.

Central to the exhibit is the articulated dump truck, TA 230 Litronic, shown in live operation throughout the week, engineered for heavy-duty applications, high payload efficiency and reliable performance over long service lifecycles.

Liebherr will also highlight its Generation 8 crawler dozers, including the PR 716, developed for grading and site preparation, as well as the crawler loader LR 636 G8. Both machines are designed for sustained operation in challenging environments, where durability and precise machine control are critical

The R 945 crawler excavator is presented as a solution for heavy-duty quarrying and earthmoving, emphasizing precise machine control, fuel-efficient operation and long-term reliability.

The wheeled excavator A 924 demonstrates Liebherr’s approach to compact design and mobility for infrastructure and civil engineering projects, while the mid-sized wheel loader L 546 will be shown in live demonstrations.

Electrification and energy efficiency are represented by the LH 60 M Industry E, an electrically driven material handler designed for a wide range of applications. Liebherr’s XPower wheel loaders, including the L 550 and L 586, further illustrate how application-specific kinematics and power-split drive technology are used to balance performance, fuel efficiency and robustness.

Liebherr will showcase developments across its full crane portfolio at ConExpo. Exhibits include a world-premiere all-terrain crane, along with a range of mobile and crawler cranes spanning compact to heavy-duty lifting classes. The machines emphasize optimized transport concepts, advanced assistance systems and efficient setup procedures.

Tower cranes complete the portfolio, highlighting solutions designed for high-density urban construction and large infrastructure projects. This includes the 91 K self-erecting crane from the new K series, which will be showcased with intelligent assistance systems that enhance precision, efficiency and safety in material handling.

Liebherr also plans to host live demonstrations several times each day in the dedicated demo area.

The demonstrations will highlight practical applications of operator assistance systems, digital solutions and alternative drive technologies.

Featured demo machines include the R 914 Compact excavator, L 546 mid-sized wheel loader, TA 230 articulated dump truck, PR 716 crawler dozer and the 38 XXT truck-mounted concrete pump.

Liebherr’s digital solutions and services are presented in a dedicated pavilion, where visitors can explore how software, connectivity and data-driven tools are applied across construction operations today.

Demonstrations include MyLiebherr for fleet and performance management and Crane Planner 2.0 for realistic 3D lift and site planning. Visitors can also experience the Liebherr simulator, which provides a realistic training environment and supports safer, more economical operator qualifications.

In the Platinum lot, Liebherr will showcase an overview of deep foundation technology, emphasizing flexible machine concepts and system integration. The exhibit includes the LRB 19 piling and drilling rig, which premiered for the first time at bauma 2025 in Munich and is now being shown at ConExpo for the first time, featuring a hydraulic quick connection for rapid attachment changes.

Also on display are the LB 35.1 drilling rig with a new lattice boom extension for greater drilling depths and the THS 110 D-K crawler concrete pump for specialized deep foundation applications.