Irving, Texas - Caterpillar Inc., a construction and mining equipment manufacturer, is set to showcase new motor graders, a dozer, and an excavator at ConExpo-Con/Agg 2026, North America’s largest construction trade show, taking place March 3–7 in Las Vegas. The company will operate three booths highlighting machines, technology, services, and rental options.
At the Festival Grounds (F29929), Caterpillar will host the Operator Stadium, featuring nine finalists of its Global Operator Challenge and a lineup of heavy equipment. The West Hall (W40416) will focus on compact construction machines, while the South Hall (S80229) will display Caterpillar’s industrial diesel engines.
Operating under the theme “Reshaping What’s Possible,” Caterpillar will demonstrate its innovations in autonomous machines, AI integration, and smart digital platforms. Key technology highlights include:
- VisionLink – Enhanced features for equipment management, productivity, and safety.
- Cat Grade – Integrated grade control for full fleets.
- Cat Command – Remote-control, semi-autonomous, and autonomous capabilities.
- Collision Mitigation – Latest Cat Detect safety system, demonstrated in hands-on and in-the-dirt demos.
Visitors can also see new and upgraded machines in Caterpillar’s 70,000-square-foot Festival Grounds exhibit and indoor West Hall display, including:
- Electric Drive Medium Dozer – The second high-drive dozer offering improved productivity, fuel efficiency, and low maintenance.
- 319 Small Hydraulic Excavator – Compact-radius design for road construction, site development, and forestry applications.
- AP1055 Asphalt Paver – Updated for customer needs with an extended-life smooth plate for the Cat SDX Screed system.
- Cat 150 Motor Grader – Preview of the next-generation machine with joystick or lever controls.
- Cat 160 Motor Grader – Next-generation grader featuring joystick controls.
Mr. Tony Fassino, Caterpillar Group President, said, “Visitors will see how Caterpillar can solve today’s toughest challenges while giving a glimpse of what’s possible for the future worksite.”