Case CX220C VS Hyundai R220LS SMART Plus Excavator

₹72 - 74 lakh^*

Case CX220C

Weight

21600 Kg
Bucket

0.94-1.2 m³
Dig. Depth

6650 mm
Engine

FPT 157 HP
Warranty

1 Year
Boom

5700 mm

Medium (15-25 Ton)

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Hyundai R220LS SMART Plus

Weight

22000 Kg
Bucket

0.95 - 1.05 m³
Dig. Depth

6220 mm
Engine

Cummins 148 HP
Warranty

1 Yr. / 2000 hr.
Boom

5680 mm

Medium (15-25 Ton)

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Case CX220C VS Hyundai R220LS SMART Plus Excavator

Case CX220C

₹72 - 74 lakh

Hyundai R220LS SMART Plus

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Particulars	Case CX220C	Hyundai R220LS SMART Plus

Case CX220C vs Hyundai R220LS SMART Plus: Which One to Buy?

Both are medium excavators built for general earthmoving. The Case CX220C runs a modern FPT engine with a known fuel-use figure of about 12 litres an hour, which helps you plan running cost, and it has a longer arm for deeper digging. The Hyundai R220LS SMART Plus comes with AC cabin and GPS as standard, carries a 1-year or 2,000-hour warranty, and grips well on steep ground up to 35 degrees.

If you want a known fuel cost for budgeting and deeper digging reach, the Case CX220C fits better. If you want comfort features already fitted, warranty cover for peace of mind, and confidence on sloped or hilly sites, the Hyundai R220LS SMART Plus is the safer pick. See the full Case and Hyundai excavator ranges, all excavators, or read our excavator buying guide.

Hyundai R220LS SMART Plus Excavator

Pros:

Cummins engine with 148 HP at 2000 rpm and strong torque of 625 Nm at 1300 rpm.
Long operating life with high-grade components and 1 Yr./2000 hr. warranty.
AC cabin and GPS come standard, enhancing operator comfort and machine tracking.
High-gradeability of 70% (35 degrees) suitable for challenging terrain.
Comparatively higher bucket digging force and arm digging force for stronger performance.

Cons:

Operating weight is slightly higher at 22000 Kg, which could impact transportability.
Fuel tank capacity is lower compared to the Case CX220C, which might require more frequent refills.
Mileage information is not available, which is important for operational cost assessment.

Case CX220C Excavator

Pros:

Slightly more powerful FPT engine with 157 HP at 1800 rpm.
Larger fuel tank capacity of 458 L reduces the need for frequent refueling.
Features a more modern FPT engine with high-pressure common rail system and electronically controlled turbocharger.
Greater arm length of 2940 mm can contribute to better reach and digging depth.
Has a known fuel efficiency at 12 L/hour which helps in cost estimation.

Cons:

AC cabin and GPS are optional, that might add additional cost.
Lesser number of bottom rollers can potentially impact track life and stability.
Maximum torque is slightly less at 622 Nm, which may affect heavy-duty performance.

Closing Recommendation

Both are capable medium excavators, so pick by what matters most for your site and your budgeting. The Case CX220C gives a known fuel-cost figure and a longer arm for deeper digging, good for planning and trenching work. The Hyundai R220LS SMART Plus comes with AC cabin, GPS and a clear warranty already included, and it holds ground better on steep sites. So match the machine to your work: Case CX220C for known running cost and deep digging, Hyundai R220LS SMART Plus for hilly ground and built-in comfort with warranty.