CASE TL100EV Electric Mini Loader Reaches Customers — SkimNews
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- CASE is delivering its new TL100EV electric mini track loader to real-world customers, targeting low-emission zones, noise-sensitive sites, and indoor job sites where diesel machines can't operate.
- The TL100EV runs on a 21.2 kWh battery driving three electric motors — two 11 hp track motors and a 33 hp hydraulic motor — for a combined 1,000 lb. capacity in a compact, fully tracked platform.
- CASE says the electric drivetrain delivers more torque and performance than a similarly sized diesel, even when the machine is simultaneously driving, lifting, and running an attachment.
- The loader is compatible with all attachments crews already use on their diesel options, positioning it for interior demolition, renovation, and urban job sites.
- The TL100EV won both the Green Industry Pros 2026 Editor's Choice Award and the OPE+Landscape Twenty for 2026 New Product Award, just months after its CONEXPO debut.
- CASE released a promotional video showing the TL100EV navigating indoor spaces — including man doors, hallways, and elevators — without producing exhaust fumes.
Why it matters: Contractors and landscapers working in emission-restricted and indoor sites now have a 1,000-lb.-capacity electric alternative to diesel loaders that accepts their existing attachments. CASE's claim of more torque than a comparable diesel, combined with cross-compatible attachments, addresses two key adoption barriers for crews considering a switch off internal combustion.
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