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Volvo EC230 Electric Excavator Specification - MikePhua - 06-21-2025
The Volvo EC230 Electric is a mid-sized zero-emission excavator developed by Volvo Construction Equipment. Designed for urban construction, environmentally sensitive projects, and mining operations, it features a 650V lithium-ion battery system that delivers high efficiency, low noise, and intelligent control—representing the future of sustainable construction machinery.
Technical Specifications
General Information
- Operating weight: approx. 23,000 kg
- Power type: Fully electric
- Bucket type: Backhoe
- Bucket capacity: 0.6 – 1.44 m³ (depending on configuration)
- Battery type: Lithium-ion
- Battery voltage: 650 V
- Battery capacity: 450 kWh
- Runtime per charge: approx. 7–8 hours (depending on workload)
- Fast charging: Supports 20 kW fast charging; 1 hour to charge from 20% to 80%
- Bucket digging force: approx. 140 kN
- Noise level: 68 dB inside cab, 96 dB external
- Lifting capacity (along tracks): approx. 5070 kg (approx. 11,177 lbs)
- Max digging radius: approx. 10 m
- Max digging depth: approx. 6 m
- Max digging height: approx. 8 m
- Overall width: approx. 3 m
- Transport height: approx. 3.2 m
- Intelligent electro-hydraulic system for enhanced precision and efficiency
- Smart View 360° camera system with obstacle and personnel detection
- Keyless start, cab ventilation system, emergency stop switch, and other ergonomic features
The Volvo EC230 Electric combines zero emissions with high performance and intelligent features, making it an ideal choice for green construction. Whether in urban environments or industrial zones, it delivers powerful results with minimal environmental impact. As a flagship in Volvo’s electrification strategy, the EC230 sets a benchmark for the future of sustainable heavy equipment.