CASE CE is expanding its mini excavator lineup with the launch of four models this week, including an all-new electric model designed to delivers emissions-free performance that rivals any of its comparably-sized diesel counterparts — including its CASE-branded siblings!
CASE calls the CX25EV a “highly versatile machine,” highlighting the excavator’s hydraulic flow settings and three auxiliary circuits that can be paired with a quick coupler and a variety of attachments. The mini excavator is also equipped with electrohydraulic controls that are fully customizable to the operator’s taste for speed, ramp-up speed and smoothness, while its short-radius design makes it easy to move around in tight, indoor spaces during trenching and precision demolition jobs.
The belief is that the new machine will enable construction crews to take on more challenging jobs that face unique noise, emission, or vibration requirements, the CX25EV electric mini excavator, originally announced last spring as part of a broader electric equipment launch, the new machine is now in production, on sale, and on its way to customers. Customers, it’s hoped, who will be able to keep operators happier and healthier without the loud diesel engines of the past.
And that is hugely important for the industry.
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“Labor shortages, close-quarter environments, more stringent jobsite requirements — the challenges crews are up against today are more varied than ever,” says Terry Dolan, head of CNH Construction Brands, North America. “Helping crews meet the demands of the modern worksite is what drives our practical approach to innovation, and it’s why we’ve focused heavily on enhancing our robust lineup of mini excavators to offer the most efficient solutions. These new models deliver big on power, but they’re also easier to transport, move around the jobsite, operate, maintain and own, compared to larger machines.”
The CASE CX25EV ships with a 32.3 kWh li-ion battery that can be DC fast charged from 20-80% in under an hour, or from 0-100% in less than two hours. CASE says the new electric mini excavator offers operators 4,950 lbs. of traction force as well, and has provided a complete and comprehensive set of specs that I’ve included, below.
CASE CX25EV specs
SOURCE | IMAGES: CASE.
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