eWorker 25.5 90(4wd)

Merlo's FIRST electric telehandler, introducing the eWorker 25.5. Generation Zero. 

Generation Zero is a highly innovative concept that aims at revolutionising the world of material handling. Merlo have put in years of research to find alternatives to heat engines which has resulted in the world's first hybrid telehandler. 

The new range of electric telehandlers aims at reducing environmental impact whilst increasing driving comfort, maneuverability and performance which is synonymous of Merlo products. 

The battery pack consists of lead-acid solutions and ensures 8 hours of autonomy. It is fitted on the right-hand side of the telehandler, in a lowered position in order to maximise stability. Additionally, these machines are equipped with anti-tilt sensors on the rear axle, further ensuring maximum stability.

The eWorker 25.5 90(4wd) has a maximum lift height of 4.8 meters, a maximum load capacity of 25kg and is four-wheel drive. 

Key Features:

  • Approx. 8 hours autonomy
  • Recharge time between 8-9 hours
  • 4 wheel drive
  • Regenerative braking system
Product information
  • UNLADEN WEIGHT kg
    4950
  • Maximum load capacity kg
    2500
  • lift height m
    4.8
  • maximum reach m
    2.6
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The Merlo eWorker 25.5 90 electric telehandler. With floating pallet forks attached. Cut out image, no background
The Merlo eWorker 25.5 90 electric telehandler. With man basket attached. Operating inside a warehouse.
The Merlo eWorker 25.5 90 electric telehandler. With man basket attached. Operating inside a warehouse.
The Merlo eWorker 25.5 90 electric telehandler. Transporting a pallet with 3 storage boxes. Operating inside a warehouse.
The Merlo eWorker 25.5 90 electric telehandler. Transporting a pallet of concrete blocks inside a barn.
The Merlo eWorker 25.5 90 electric telehandler. Close up of left hand side, four-wheel drive machine
The Merlo eWorker 25.5 90 electric telehandler. Man basket attached and a man standing in it to operate.
The Merlo eWorker 25.5 90 electric telehandler. Close up of left hand side, four-wheel drive machine