Bauma Munich 2025 witnessed the unveiling of innovative vehicles and technologies. Liebherr showcased the L 566 H hydrogen wheel loader, the first large wheel loader with a hydrogen combustion engine. Equipped with an autonomous operating system, it is projected to significantly reduce CO2 emissions at Strabag's Gratkorn quarry in Austria. Liebherr also introduced the Liebherr Autonomous Operations system, enabling driverless wheel loader operation for repetitive tasks. Visitors could witness live demonstrations of the autonomous wheel loader and the hydrogen-powered L 566 H at the event, emphasizing the company's commitment to emission reduction and automation in construction equipment. HG made its Bauma debut with the E2000, an all-electric two-ton dumper featuring in-wheel motors for increased efficiency. The unique wheel-motor system allows the E2000 to operate for up to 12 hours on a single charge, with 50% less energy consumption compared to other electric machines. The practical features of the E2000 include high swivel tip functionality and one-pedal driving, enhancing operator comfort. Extensive field testing in Denmark confirmed the E2000's economic advantages over traditional alternatives. Volvo Construction Equipment unveiled details of its 100% zero-emission line-up, with the updated EC230 electric excavator being one of the highlights. The EC230 offers extended operating times of 7-8 hours per charge, powered by a 600V lithium-ion battery. The machine can reach 80% charge from 20% in just one hour, showcasing Volvo's commitment to sustainable construction equipment. The industry eagerly awaits the official unveiling of Volvo's new zero-emission machine at Bauma Munich.