The next-generation models need 15% less fuel.
- Operator comfort features have been upgraded significantly.

Doosan Infracore has completed development of three next-generation models (the D110, D130 and D160) that operate at least 15% more efficiently than their predecessors do. Their lifting capacities have also been increased (to 11, 13 and 16 tons, respectively) to expand their range of utility.

They are powered by Doosan Infracore's latest electronic-controlled common-rail diesel engines, and customers will spend less on maintenance and operation costs. Importantly, the new machines comply with today's stricter emission standards.

Operator comfort has been upgraded as well, including the air conditioned cabin that comes as a standard feature. The cab radius has been reduced to facilitate operation and make the job less tiring. Doosan Infracore is Korea's first lift truck manufacturer to include the remote pilot control valve system.
Last May, Doosan Infracroe invited dealers from around the world to the Incheon plant to evaluate the next-generation models. They affirmed that the new lift trucks had the features and styling needed to compete effectively with models from the European makers, who hold the highest share of the world market.