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Volvo Trucks Launches FMX Edge for Mining
2026-05-27
Volvo Trucks India has launched the Volvo FMX Edge, an off-road dump truck developed for modern mining operations in India. The truck was unveiled at Volvo’s Hoskote facility in Bengaluru in the presence of mining customers and senior leaders from Volvo Trucks, VE Commercial Vehicles and Volvo Construction Equipment.
Built on the proven Volvo FMX platform, the FMX Edge has been developed using customer insights and validation in real mining conditions. It is designed to address rising demand for higher productivity, improved safety, efficiency, driver availability and predictable lifecycle performance.
The Volvo FMX500 8x4 platform has more than 3,000 trucks operating in Indian mining. The FMX Edge builds on this base with a 31.2 cu m SAE heap body capacity and 2.8-metre-wide body configuration, supporting better loading compatibility with high-capacity excavators and efficient overburden movement.
The truck combines high power and torque, advanced safety systems, improved stability and efficiency-focused features to deliver dependable full-load performance, safer operations, fuel efficiency and long-term lifecycle value.
Company leaders said the FMX Edge reflects Volvo Trucks’ commitment to customer-focused mining solutions designed around productivity, uptime, safety, predictability and long-term value.

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