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Bobcat unveils innovative machinery lineup at INTERMAT 2024

Bobcat’s RogueX2 Loader Concept. (Image source: Bobcat)

Bobcat introduces its TL25.60e electric telehandler concept at INTERMAT 2024, showcasing the potential for sustainable operations without compromising performance.

The machine, powered by liquid-cooled batteries, boasts zero emissions and a rated operating capacity (ROC) of 2.5 tonnes, matching its diesel-powered counterpart. Equipped with three separated electric motors to maximise efficiency, a hydrostatic transmission for enhanced performance, and maintaining the compact dimensions of the conventional Bobcat TL25.60 model, the electric concept promises low noise levels, minimal operating costs, and impressive versatility.

Alongside the TL25.60e concept, Bobcat presents a diverse range of advanced machines at INTERMAT 2024, including mini-excavators, skid-steer loaders, compact track loaders, backhoe loaders, compact wheel loaders, ground maintenance units, portable power models, and material handling equipment.

In addition to the TL25.60e, Bobcat unveils its new PG40 and PG50 generators at the Paris exhibition. Other highlights include recent product additions such as the M-Series S630 and S650 Stage V skid-steer loaders, PA12.7v compressor, hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) biofuel-compatible units, an updated range of rotary telehandlers for markets in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), and a collision warning and avoidance system.

A range of products

Making its European debut at INTERMAT 2024 is the Bobcat RogueX2 concept loader, initially premiered at CES 2024.

This autonomous, all-electric machine serves as a platform for showcasing technologies developed as part of Bobcat’s innovation roadmap, aiming for a smarter, more sustainable, and connected future.

INTERMAT 2024, returning for the first time since 2018 due to the Covid-19 pandemic, hosts approximately 1000 exhibitors from various construction-related fields.

Bobcat's stand features an array of models, including the L95 compact wheel loader, MT100 mini track loader, S70, S450, and S86 skid-steer loaders, T450 and T86 compact track loaders, TL43.80 Waste Expert, TL25.60, T40.180SLP, and TR60.260 telehandlers, E10e, E19e, E20z, E27z, E35z, E55z, and E88 mini-excavators, B730 M-Series backhoe loader, ZT3500 zero-turn mower, SC18 sod cutter, DT19 dethatcher, AE26 aerator, CT2025 compact tractor, D30S diesel forklift, B20X electric forklift, ATR tandem roller, PG40 generator, PL40 light tower, and more.

Serge Boyer, product manager for Telehandlers, Bobcat EMEA, said, “Just like its diesel-powered counterpart, the Bobcat TL25.60e has been built with versatility at its core. Thanks to its compact footprint, low noise levels and zero-emission operations, this concept telehandler is suitable for a diverse range of applications, including work on confined job sites and in city centres.”

Vijay Nerva, innovation lead, Bobcat EMEA, commented, “At Bobcat, we are committed to innovative design that prioritises both cutting-edge technology and operator wellbeing. Our integration of ergonomics and digitisation, exemplified by the transparent T-OLED screen, allows us to introduce customisable, interactive features without compromising the comfort and spacious design of our cabs. We believe this seamless blend of digital solutions and operator-focused design has the potential to change the future of the construction equipment industry for the better.”

“INTERMAT has always been strategically important to Bobcat due to its global reach, so it’s great to see the show return after its extended hiatus,” said Jan Moravec, vice president of Product, Bobcat EMEA. “We are excited to showcase the Bobcat TL25.60e electric telehandler concept alongside a range of our other eco-friendly and smart technologies because these innovations are perfectly aligned with the exhibition’s sustainable focus. Building on Bobcat’s long-standing investments in sustainable innovation, we are demonstrating that industry-leading performance and environmentally friendly operations can go hand in hand.”