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Most asking prices land between €33k – €108k, with a market average around €64k.
This model sits 48% below the class average across 153 peer models.
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The Hyundai R320 is a large crawler excavator positioned in the 30-tonne class, designed for heavy-duty earthmoving and civil construction work. It combines significant digging force with a robust undercarriage suited to demanding site conditions. As part of Hyundai Construction Equipment's R-series line, it represents the manufacturer's offering in the upper-end production excavator segment.
Machines in this weight class are well suited to large-scale site preparation, bulk excavation, road construction, and quarrying operations. They are also deployed in port and infrastructure projects where high bucket capacity and reach are required. The 30-tonne class is a common choice for contractors managing substantial earthworks volumes on a continuous basis.
When inspecting a used excavator in this class, buyers should assess undercarriage wear on the tracks, rollers, and sprockets, as these components represent a significant maintenance cost in heavy machines. The condition of the boom, arm, and bucket pins and bushings should be checked for play and wear. A hydraulic system inspection, including hose integrity and cylinder seal condition, is advisable. Reviewing service records for scheduled maintenance compliance and requesting a machine telematics or hour-meter history will support a more informed purchase decision.
In the European market, the Hyundai R320 is currently positioned at an average of EUR 35,900. Buyers evaluating this machine should compare it against competing 30-tonne class excavators from manufacturers such as Caterpillar, Komatsu, Volvo, and Doosan, which occupy the same general segment and may offer differing residual value profiles, parts availability, and dealer network coverage depending on region.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€36k).
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