Mahindra unveils Compax Mini Compactor at Excon 2025

Mahindra Construction Equipment (MCE), a part of the Mahindra Group, unveiled its all-new Mahindra COMPAX Mini Compactor at the CII-organized EXCON 2025 Exhibition in Bengaluru. Designed for the road construction industry, the new compactor blends reliability, performance, and efficiency, marking Mahindra’s entry into the mini compactor category with a product built for practicality and profitability.

The unveiling strengthens Mahindra’s growing footprint in India’s infrastructure and equipment sector, reflecting its theme of “Made in India, Made for India.”

Mahindra COMPAX Mini Compactor: Small Size, Big Capability

The Mahindra COMPAX Mini Compactor is engineered to perform tough compaction tasks with best-in-class power and durability. It inherits Mahindra’s legacy of rugged engineering, enhanced efficiency, and customer-centric design.

Key Specifications

Product Highlights

• Best-in-class fuel efficiency with Mahindra’s trusted 2.0L engine.
• Dual-frequency vibration modes (55/65 Hz) for adjustable compaction across soil types.
• 720 mm drum and single-piece oscillation shaft ensure long-lasting durability and consistent results.
• Mahindra’s reputation for high uptime and lower maintenance costs makes this compactor ideal for Indian conditions.

According to Dr. Venkat Srinivas, Business Head – Mahindra Truck, Bus and Construction Equipment, “The new Mahindra COMPAX reflects the same Mahindra DNA of reliability and profitability. With our deep understanding of India’s infrastructure challenges, this compact yet powerful machine is built to drive higher earnings and ease of operations for our customers.”

MCE’s CEV-V Portfolio: Pioneering Innovation and Sustainability

At EXCON 2025, Mahindra also showcased its next-generation CEV-V range of construction equipment, representing India’s shift toward efficient and future-ready machines. These models bring:

• Higher productivity and performance per litre of diesel
• Enhanced operator comfort and ergonomics
• Sustainable development with lower emissions

Mahindra has also launched an industry-first promise for its CEV-V range — “Assured Highest Productivity per Liter of Diesel”, reinforcing its commitment to customer profitability.

Expanding Product Range for Multiple Segments

The Mahindra Construction Equipment lineup now covers the entire spectrum of road-building and earthmoving machinery.

MCE Product Portfolio

The company’s expanding lineup is produced at its state-of-the-art manufacturing plant in Chakan, Pune, under the philosophy “Made in India, Made for India.”

Robust Service Network and Customer Support

Mahindra’s Construction Equipment business has backed its machines with exceptional aftersales support. The network includes:

• 136+ touchpoints nationwide
• 51 3S dealerships and 16 Saathi+ authorized service centers
• 50+ parts outlets and 50+ mobile service vans for rapid on-site assistance

This wide support ecosystem ensures maximum uptime and reduced maintenance downtime—a major advantage for contractors and fleet operators.

Global Expansion and Future Outlook

Beyond India, Mahindra Construction Equipment has achieved export success in 20+ countries, including regions like the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. Moving forward, Mahindra aims to strengthen its dealer network in African and Latin American markets, building global recognition for its durable and value-driven machines.

The company’s focus remains clear — blending innovation with affordability, technology with trust, and power with sustainability.

Final Thoughts

The Mahindra COMPAX Mini Compactor marks another milestone for the Indian manufacturer, symbolizing its commitment to high productivity, affordable ownership, and sustainable performance.

With its blend of compact design, efficient 25hp engine, and powerful 720mm drum, it represents the future of road construction machines in India. Mahindra’s growing range, supported by its pan-India service network and global vision, underlines its mission to empower builders, contractors, and the nation’s infrastructure movement.