Bobcat T7X
I'll preface with we really don't know too much about this machine. With automobiles making the change to electric from a combustion engine, Bobcat is moving towards the same thing. Electric machines do have a place in the world, & we'll soon find out where.
Fully Electric
The Bobcat T7X only uses 1 Quart of eco-friendly coolant. Equipped with a 62-kilowatt lithium-ion battery, the estimated work time on one charge is 4 continuous hours, but intermittently it lasts a full day. Again, we don't really know too much about this machine, so I'm not speculating on anything.
Being interested in electronics, I started comparing new electric vehicles batteries just for fun.
Model | Battery Size |
Bobcat T7X | 62 kWh |
2022 Ford F150 Lightning | 98 kWh |
2022 Tesla Model 3 | 50-82 kWh |
2022 Rivian R1T | 135 kWh |
Benefits per Bobcat
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Intelligent Power Management System
- Programmed to sense increased or decreased loads & manage power consumption
- Cost of Ownership
- Fewer parts, components, & fluids reduce maintenance & repair costs.
- Zero Emissions
- The Bobcat T7X produces no emissions
- Reduced Noise & Vibration
- The T7X is nearly silent. Working efficiently in noise restricted areas.
Along with Bobcat's plans to release the T7X, they will also be coming out with new all-electric attachments. These are the first to be developed.
- Auger Drive
- Angle Broom
- Grapple
Here's a 30 second clip.