CASE Unveils New GR Series Motor Graders for Next-Level Performance on Heavy-Duty Jobs

• CASE introduces three new GR Series motor graders arriving in North America in 2026, designed for heavy-duty road work and site preparation.

• The top model, GR935, offers a 325-horsepower engine and a 16-foot moldboard to increase material movement efficiency.

• Features like the Protected Circle sealed slew bearing and optional Blade Impact Absorption System improve durability and reduce maintenance.

• Continuous variable transmission (CVT) in select models enhances power delivery, fuel economy, and operator control.

• Advanced CASE Smart Features and precision technologies provide improved grading accuracy and operational efficiency.

Arriving at dealerships later in 2026, new CASE motor graders combine power and precision to help operators and crews take command of tough jobs.

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CASE Construction Equipment unveiled a new GR Series motor grader lineup that gives crews more muscle and precision for tackling heavy road work, snow removal or large-scale site prep.

Announced at CONEXPO 2026, three new models will hit North American dealerships later this year, complementing CASE’s existing motor grader lineup with high-powered machines in the 200-plus horsepower size classes.

With these additional units, CASE offers more machines for crews to level up output in even the most demanding applications. At the top of the range, the GR935 rolls in with a 325-horsepower engine and a 16-foot moldboard, giving operators the ability to move more material with fewer passes.

The GR Series graders are also dialed in on reliability, featuring a standard Protected Circle sealed slew bearing that minimizes wear and increases blade accuracy. This design ensures long-term performance for the moldboard while reducing maintenance and downtime associated with traditional open-gear systems. The new models also include an optional Blade Impact Absorption System to protect the moldboard from unexpected impacts with curbs or other obstacles. 

To drive more productivity, the new GR930 and GR935 models feature a continuous variable transmission (CVT). This system provides consistent power delivery, better fuel economy and smoother control, allowing operators to focus on the grade instead of shifting gears.

Operators can easily stay in command of the jobsite with highly responsive electro-hydraulic controls, which come standard on all three models. The GR925 and GR930 also offer mechanical control options for operators who prefer a classic lever feel.

CASE Advanced Smart Features and precision technology owned by CASE’s CNH parent company further improve accuracy and efficiency through onboard guidance, automatic blade control and GNSS navigation systems for more exact grades.