CASE TL100EV Electric Mini Loader Reaches Customers for Urban and Indoor Applications
CASE's TL100EV electric mini track loader is now reaching customers, featuring a 21.2 kWh battery and three electric motors delivering 1,000 lb. combined capacity. The compact tracked machine is engineered for low-emission zones and interior applications where conventional equipment is restricted.
CASE's TL100EV electric mini track loader is now reaching landscapers, contractors, and construction crews for work in environments where conventional fuel-powered equipment cannot operate. The machine consolidates loader, lifter, and attachment-carrier capabilities into a single compact tracked platform suitable for indoor spaces, low-emission zones, and noise-sensitive locations.
The TL100EV draws power from a 21.2 kWh battery connected to three electric motors: two 11 hp track drive motors and one 33 hp hydraulic motor. This configuration delivers combined 1,000 lb. capacity and reportedly generates more torque and performance than similarly sized diesel alternatives, even during simultaneous operation of driving, lifting, and attachments.
CASE demonstrated the machine's capabilities through a recent video showing it navigating interior demolition and renovation spaces—moving through doorways, hallways, and elevators without emissions or excessive noise. The TL100EV maintains full compatibility with attachments currently used on CASE diesel loaders, easing the transition for contractors considering electrification. The compact tracked design enables operation in confined spaces and demanding applications previously restricted to electric or manual methods.
Editorial takeaway
CASE's TL100EV electric mini track loader is now reaching customers, featuring a 21.2 kWh battery and three electric motors delivering 1,000 lb. combined capacity. The compact tracked machine is engineered for low-emission zones and interior applications where conventional equipment is restricted.
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