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E-quipment highlight: wreck stuff anywhere with CASE TL100EV [video]

CASE’s new TL100EV mini track loader is finally reaching real-world customers, and they’re putting it to work in some of the industry’s most demanding applications – from low-emission zones and no-drip job sites and noise-sensitive locations. Even indoors!

First shown at CONEXPO earlier this year, the new CASE TL100EV mini track loader has been impressing everyone in the industry – taking home both a Green Industry Pros 2026 Editor’s Choice Award and an OPE+Landscape Twenty for 2026 New Product Award in just a few months. Now, landscapers, contractors, and grounds crews will be getting more work done in environments where internal combustion-powered machines just won’t work.

Compact and fully tracked, the TL100EV is designed to be compatible with all the attachments crews already use on their diesel options, bringing what CASE calls, “real loader capability to interior demolition, renovation and urban job sites where clean, quiet power is required.”

The TL100EV’s a 21.2 kWh battery feeds electrons to three electric motors – two 11 hp drive motors for the tracks and a single 33 hp motor to power the hydraulics good for a combined 1,000 lb. capacity that combines all capabilities of a loader, lifter, and attachment carrier in one compact platform. CASE says that setup delivers more torque and performance than a similarly sized diesel, even when the machine is driving, lifting, and running an attachment at the same time.

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To highlight all those capabilities, CASE recently released a new video showing the TL100EV moving through an indoor space, navigating man doors, hallways, and even elevators without smoking out everyone in the building. You can check it out, below, then let us know what you think of the new tiny CASE in the comments section at the bottom of the page.

Take it anywhere


SOURCE | IMAGES: CASE.


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I’ve been involved in the electric vehicle transition in one way or another since 1997, and have covered the industry as a journalist since 2008. You can catch more of my work on Quick Charge and The Heavy Equipment Podcast with Mike Switzer.

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