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Trade press (Equipment World, For Construction Pros[7]) dates the A60H's launch to Bauma 2016 in Munich (11-17 April 2016); no more precise reveal date within the fair is documented, so the pin uses the fair's opening day.
Wikipedia's Bauma article says the 2016 edition "took place from April 11 to 17, 2016", backing the fair's dates.
Volvo CE's[4] past-products page for the A60H (2016-2024) gives a 55,000 kg payload, 33.6 m³ body, 43,750/98,750 kg net/gross weight, D16J engine at 470 kW and 2,960 Nm, and 55 km/h top speed.
Volvo CE's[3] own story calls the A60H its "biggest ever production articulated hauler – the 60-ton capacity A60H", compares it with the 10-ton DR631 Gravel Charlie, and lists its active front suspension, all-terrain bogie, hydro-mechanical steering and 100% differential locks.
Construction Equipment Guide reports the A60H's North American debut at MINExpo 2016, its "673-horsepower Volvo D16J engine", differential locks in 4x6 and 6x6 and standard Hill Assist, Dump Support and On-Board Weighing.
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