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Volvo models show the way in electric revolution

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Februay - March 2025

Volvo's mini excavator technology is leading the remarkable transformation in construction equipment.

Volvo models show the way in electric revolution

Volvo’s ECR18 and ECR25 Electric models are proving that electric excavators match their diesel counterparts' digging power while helping the environment.

These machines work actively for up to four hours per charge and excel in urban construction projects.

The ECR25 Electric weighs between 2680 to 2780 kg and dominates the electric construction equipment market. Tests show these machines work efficiently even in tough conditions.

The ECR18 Electric uses just 5.6 kWh of energy to dig a 20 metre trench. These excavators also let crews work in noise-sensitive areas without expensive fume extraction systems. Their charging speed impresses too - they reach 80 per cent capacity in just one hour, which keeps downtime low.

Rise of Volvo's Electric Excavator range

Electric mini excavators mark a fundamental change in construction equipment design. Volvo Construction Equipment leads this change with groundbreaking engineering and eco-friendly solutions.

Volvo started its journey in electric machinery by launching its first electric compact excavators. The product line now has multiple models that serve different applications.

The ECR25 Electric, with its 20 kWh battery capacity, laid the foundations for future developments. The ECR18 Electric and EC18 Electric models expanded the lineup to give operators more choices based on their specific needs.

The electric drive system has several vital components that work together. These machines use lithium-ion batteries and dedicated electric motors instead of conventional diesel engines. The system powers the hydraulics through:

• An electric motor for hydraulic movement control

• Advanced hydraulic systems for precise operation

• Integrated power management controls

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