Bonfiglioli Unveils New Autonomous Machinery Solutions at iVT Expo 2025

The company presents its latest advancements in electromobility, featuring purpose-built electric drive solutions for autonomous forklifts and autonomous agricultural tractors.

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Bonfiglioli USA will present its latest advancements in electromobility, featuring purpose-built electric drive solutions for autonomous forklifts and autonomous agricultural tractors this week at iVT Expo 2025 in Rosemont, Illinois. Located at Booth 600, the company will showcase how its high-efficiency, compact and intelligent systems are accelerating the transition to electric and autonomous off-highway equipment.

For autonomous forklifts, Bonfiglioli will feature the 601F wheel drive for traction and the 601W0E steerable drive for directional control. These systems are designed for Class I material handling vehicles, combining low-voltage AC electric motors with integrated gearboxes, brakes and sensors. The 601F delivers quiet, high-torque propulsion with minimal energy consumption, while the 601W0E offers 3600-degree electric steering capability, optimized for tight turning radii and high maneuverability in automated warehouse environments. Both systems support extended runtime, low maintenance, and compact integration — key enablers for autonomous operation. 

In the agricultural sector, Bonfiglioli is introducing its 701C2E and 701CSE electric track drives for autonomous agricultural tractors and implements. These drives combine proven planetary gearbox design with advanced permanent magnet motors to deliver up to 2,500 Nm of torque in compact, rugged housings. The 701CSE features an integrated electromagnetic parking brake and is ideal for applications requiring zero emissions, high traction, and silent operation — even in sensitive or nighttime environments. With high IP protection ratings and sensor integration, these drives meet the demanding needs of autonomous field machinery.

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