CASE 580EV Electric Backhoe Loader Earns GOOD DESIGN® Award

The industry’s first production-ready, purpose-built electric backhoe recognized for outstanding industrial design in the Transportation category.

Case Construction Equipment’s innovative Case 580EV, the industry’s first electric backhoe loader in full production, has been awarded a prestigious GOOD DESIGN® Award in the Transportation category.

The 580EV represents a big leap forward in electric construction machinery, combining the robust capabilities of its diesel counterpart with all the environmental and operational benefits of electric vehicle technology. Zero emissions and minimal noise make the 580EV model an ideal solution for urban construction crews, utility teams, municipal crews and other contractors who want to work more productively while also minimizing carbon footprints.

The GOOD DESIGN® awards, managed by the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design and Metropolitan Arts Press Ltd, is one of the oldest and most respected awards programs for contemporary design. Each year the program celebrates the most innovative industrial, product and graphic designs produced around the world.

Clean, flowing body lines accented with boldly coloured “electric blue” decaling help call out the cutting-edge EV technology under the hood. Inside the cab, Case took an operator-first approach with an 8-inch colour touch screen display, user-friendly controls and ergonomic membrane keypads protected against dust and other debris. Multi-coloured, four-corner strobe lights also let operators work safely and meet regulatory requirements, with adjustable colours, strobe patterns and an “always-on” feature for low-light conditions when strobes are not needed.

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