Comparison · Mini excavator

Bobcat E35 vs Volvo ECR25 Electric

The Bobcat E35 is about 34% heavier than the Volvo ECR25 Electric (3,474 vs 2,600 kg), which usually means more stability and lifting capacity but higher transport weight.

Beyond the numbers, compare local dealer support, parts availability and resale value for Bobcat and Volvo Construction Equipment in your region: over the life of a machine they often matter more than small specification differences.

	Bobcat Bobcat E35	Volvo Construction Equipment Volvo ECR25 Electric
Operating weight	3,474 kg (7,700 lb)	2,600 kg (5,700 lb)
Engine power	19 kW (25 hp)	—
Engine power	18.5 kW (24.8 hp); optional ≈24.6 kW (33 hp)	—
Max. dig depth	3.11 m (10 ft 2 in), standard arm	2.67–2.97 m (8 ft 9 in–9 ft 9 in)
Max. reach at ground level	5.24 m (17 ft 2 in)	—
Bucket digging force	31.0 kN (6,968 lbf)	—
Arm digging force	21.6 kN (4,859 lbf), standard arm	—
Auxiliary flow	64 L/min (16.9 US gal/min) standard	—
Tail swing	Zero tail swing	Short swing radius (ECR)
Arm options	Standard, long and extendable arms	—
Battery (new generation)	—	40 kWh lithium-ion
Battery (first generation)	—	≈20 kWh
Electric motor (first generation)	—	18 kW peak
Runtime	—	Up to 8 hours / a full working day, depending on application
Charging	—	On-board charger plus faster charging options (new generation)
Strengths	+ Zero tail swing for confined sites + Optional 33 hp engine for more speed + Long and extendable arm options + Strong 31 kN bucket breakout + Huge Bobcat dealer and attachment network	+ Zero exhaust emissions and low noise + Short-swing design for urban sites + New generation doubles battery to 40 kWh + Volvo cab comfort and controls
Watch-outs	− Some owners report cab and control quirks (see reviews below) − Heavier than 3-tonne rivals — check trailer capacity − Base 24.8 hp engine is modest for heavy work	− Higher purchase price than diesel − Charging must be planned on remote sites − Battery size differs between generations — check which you’re buying
	Full E35 review	Full ECR25 Electric review

Specifications are typical figures for standard configurations and may be measured differently by each manufacturer (for example net vs gross power). Always confirm with the manufacturer or dealer. Build another comparison.