Ammann Unveils New Colors for North American Machines

Ammann, a global leader in road construction and compaction technology, is introducing a new color scheme for its machines in the North American market. The change reinforces the company’s commitment to regional customer preferences.

The Ammann America product color change is another step in our evolution in the market,” said Christopher Perkins, Managing Director of Ammann America. “We will continue taking positive steps to strengthen our position as a key player in North America.

Ammann America, a subsidiary of Ammann, has made significant progress over the past five years – success that it attributes to its loyal customers, dealers, and rental partners. The company has invested heavily in its North American operations, including facilities in Orlando, Fla.; Columbia, S.C.; and Florence, Ky. A team of dedicated professionals has also spurred growth.

The updated look will be applied across Ammann’s full North American machine product line – specifically, soil and asphalt compactors, trench rollers and pavers.

The color change creates a strong and unified regional identity,” Perkins said. “It reflects what North American customers want and expect. It also aligns our brand more closely with the heavy compaction and paving applications that define this market.

The new look ensures Ammann machines stand out not only for their performance and technology – but also for a cohesive, recognizable visual presence.

This is a clear signal of our long-term commitment to North America,” Perkins said. “A strong, consistent regional identity helps customers instantly recognize Ammann machines and reinforces the quality, performance and reliability they expect from our brand.

While the appearance is evolving, Ammann’s mission remains unchanged.

Ammann will continue to deliver world-class products backed by first-class customer service, ensuring a profitable and enjoyable ownership experience, Perkins said.

The new colors will be introduced progressively and will appear on machines delivered to North American customers moving forward.