CASE Construction Launches GR Series Motor Graders

Turin, Italy - CASE Construction Equipment., has expanded its motor grader portfolio with the introduction of three new GR Series models in the 200-plus horsepower segment, strengthening its offering for heavy-duty applications such as road construction, snow removal and large-scale site preparation.

The new graders were developed through a collaboration between CNH Industrial and Bell Equipment, a South Africa-based manufacturer known for producing heavy machinery for mining, construction, agriculture and industrial sectors. Under the agreement, CASE will have exclusive distribution rights for these motor graders in the United States and Canada, with the machines manufactured at Bell’s production facilities.

Mr. Humayun Chishti, Construction President at CNH Industrial, said, “The partnership helps CASE address a gap in its grader lineup. The new machines will particularly support growth in the North American government and infrastructure sectors, where larger graders are commonly used for demanding projects.”

CASE officially revealed the largest model, the 325-horsepower GR935, during CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026, North America’s leading construction equipment trade show. Deliveries for the new graders are expected to begin in Q4 2026, reinforcing CASE’s position in the heavy motor grader segment with machines designed for precision grading, road construction and maintenance operations.

The new GR Series graders are engineered for reliable performance and precise control, offering both electro-hydraulic and traditional mechanical control options. They also feature a continuous variable transmission (CVT) for smooth power delivery. Additionally, the machines integrate CASE Advanced Smart Features and CNH precision technologies, including onboard guidance systems, control features and GNSS navigation to improve productivity and operational efficiency.

With the expanded lineup, CASE aims to strengthen its presence in the high-horsepower grader segment, providing contractors and government agencies with machines capable of handling more demanding grading applications.

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