Guaranteed Fuel Efficiency
Cat® machines and technology will give your business the edge! They work together to reduce your fuel burn, estimate CO2 emissions and make your business more efficient. When you purchase a qualifying Cat® machine (with VisionLink® enabled) you’ll have our promise that you won’t exceed an agreed fuel burn level, and if you do, we will offer you a parts credit*.
Benefits of the Cat Fuel Edge Program include:
When you purchase a qualifying excavator, wheel loader, dozer, motor grader or cold planer, you get guaranteed peace of mind.
We agree to compensate customers via a parts credit, should their fuel usage exceed the agreed amount during the first 12 months.
Receive reimbursements via parts credits, to further reduce the owning and operating costs of your machine.
The Cat Fuel Edge Program is only available for a limited time. Talk to us today!
To ensure you are seeing savings when it comes to fuel, we recommend signing up to participate in the program if you are going to buy an eligible new Cat machine (see below for details).
The Cat Fuel Edge Program applies to the qualifying models listed below and is available for 24 months.
*Applies only to purchases of new select excavation and earthmoving machines with VisionLink® enabled. This Program is designed to demonstrate Caterpillar’s and the dealer’s confidence in the fuel consumption efficiency of Cat machines. Enrolment in the Program is completely voluntary and at Cavpower’s and the customer’s discretion. Contact us for more details about qualifying machines and the committed fuel consumption threshold.
CO2 emissions estimates based on a reference work cycle using [2.1] imperial gallons per hour of #2 U.S. diesel fuel based. Applies IPCC2006 methodology using U.S. EPA GHG Emissions Hub emission factors. Includes DEF (diesel exhaust fluid) related tailpipe CO2. Fuel measurements are at 15 °C. Estimated average fuel consumption improvements are based on tests or Product Link® data where available. Productivity improvements are based on test data. Productivity, fuel, and CO2 emissions vary by application and user.
