JCB India's CEO and Managing Director ... The machine is powered by a JCB diesel engine and comes with two work zones. It has an 8 ft platform, and the machine's maximum weight is 12,500 kg.

Off-road and construction equipment major JCB made its first global debut for its 100 million sterling pounds (Rs 1,019 crore) project to produce super-efficient hydrogen engines in India in the ...

and expanded to JCB India in 2010 with the opening of a dedicated plant in Ballabgarh, Delhi. From three engines a day 20 years ago, JCB now produces around 500 a day, becoming a world leader in ...

"Hydrogen combustion engines are an exciting prospect for JCB India. Hydrogen is a mobile fuel, perfect for the Indian market," said Deepak Shetty, managing director, JCB India. In line with India ...

JCB has been working on hydrogen engines. When do you plan to start commercial production and bring hydrogen-powered machines into India? We are hastening slowly. India is fully integrated with us ...

How do you see the role of hydrogen power engines in the construction equipment business specifically in India, and what are JCB India's plans in this regard? JCB is proud to have taken the lead ...

JCB has manufactured engines since 2004, producing around 200 per day at its UK plant in Derbyshire and 200 per day at its plant in Delhi, India.

During a visit to India in April – at the height of the controversy over the Delhi demolitions – Britain’s disaster-prone prime minister Boris Johnson visited a new JCB factory and posed ...

JCB manufactures diesel engines for big machines, but is now looking to switch things up for a cleaner future. To that end, the company is working on hydrogen-burning engines for its big machines.