Hyundai HL950I VS CAT 950GC Wheel Loader

₹ 85-87 Lakhs^*

Hyundai HL950I

Engine

Weichai 227 HP
Bucket

3.0 m³
Weight

17700 kg
Fwd. Speed

35 km/h
Dump Height

3055 mm
Tripping Load

NA

Medium (15-30 Ton)

₹ 1.2-1.4. Crore^*

CAT 950GC

Engine

Cat 225 HP
Bucket

2.9 - 4.4 m³
Weight

18849 kg
Fwd. Speed

36.0 km/h
Dump Height

3050 mm
Tripping Load

11006 kg

Medium (15-30 Ton)

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The comparisons provided are based on the technical specifications published by the respective OEMs on their official websites and brochures. Please confirm these details directly with the OEMs before making any final decision.

Hyundai HL950I VS CAT 950GC Wheel Loader

Hyundai HL950I

₹ 85-87 Lakhs

CAT 950GC

₹ 1.2-1.4. Crore

Particulars	Hyundai HL950I	CAT 950GC

Cat 950GC vs Hyundai HL950I: Which One to Buy?

Both are mid-size wheel loaders for construction and mining. The tables below give the full numbers. Here is the simple difference. The Cat 950GC offers a wider choice of bucket sizes, a higher tipping load and bigger fuel and hydraulic tanks, so you can set it up for many jobs and run long shifts. The Hyundai HL950I has more engine torque, a higher payload, a faster dump reach and a lighter body, so it moves more weight and may use less fuel.

So the choice is bucket choice plus high tipping load, or higher payload with a lighter, faster machine. For mixed jobs where you change bucket sizes and want long runs, the Cat fits. For heavy loading where payload and quick dumping matter, the Hyundai fits. See the Cat wheel loader range, the Hyundai wheel loader range, or our wheel loader guide to match the machine to your work.

Caterpillar 950GC

Pros:

Higher power at lower rpm resulting in fuel efficiency and longer engine life
Higher tipping load and breakout force for heavy-duty tasks
Wider bucket capacity range allowing for customization based on tasks
Larger fuel and hydraulic tanks for extended operation periods

Cons:

Slightly slower top reverse speed compared to Hyundai HL950I
Higher operating weight could mean more ground pressure and reduced maneuverability on soft terrain

Hyundai HL950I

Pros:

Higher engine torque and slightly more engine power for intense tasks
Faster dumping reach, beneficial for certain operations
Larger payload capacity indicating potential for higher productivity
Lower operating weight may provide better fuel efficiency and less wear on surfaces

Cons:

Smaller bucket capacity suggesting less volume handled per cycle
Lower maximum dump angle which might affect dumping efficiency in certain conditions

Closing Recommendation

Both are capable mid-size loaders, so pick by your daily work. Choose the Cat 950GC when you switch between many bucket sizes, want a high tipping load, and bigger tanks for long shifts far from fuel. Choose the Hyundai HL950I when you want higher payload, more torque, faster dumping into trucks, and a lighter body that may save fuel. So match the machine to your work: Cat 950GC for bucket choice, high tipping load and long runs, Hyundai HL950I for payload, quick dumping and lighter weight.