Interest (opens in a new tab)E:DEN / eBACCO
Not one more machine to add to the fleet: a compact base that changes implement, setup and drive mode with the job. Below, the seven decisions that make it work.
Una macchina. Molti lavori.
01 — Configurations
One machine, several identities.
The E:DEN colour variants are part of the machine's language, not a sticker.
02 — Interface
The phone becomes the interface.
The machine's screen when docked, a remote in your hand, data readable from a distance too.
03 — Endurance
It carries you through the day.
Energy sized to the working day, recharging outside operating hours. The endurance figure at the official presentation.
04 — Construction
Built from the structure.
Steel frame, metal bodywork: a work machine, not a shell.
05 — Environment
Born for the field.
Water, soil and dust are the working environment, not an exception to avoid.
06 — Set-up
One base, two set-ups.
A two-wheel body, or four by connecting the rear axle. The same platform.
07 — Power
Power that follows the work.
The battery also powers compatible external tools and devices, right in the field.
01 — Configurations
One machine, several identities.
The E:DEN colour variants are part of the machine's language, not a sticker.
The seven decisions
Seven decisions. One machine.
You've seen the overview. Now let's look closer, one at a time.
01 / CONFIGURATIONS
The same architecture, read in colour variants meant for different settings.
Colour isn't a sticker on the machine: it's part of its language, in step with the E:DEN palette. No variant is a separate model.
02 / CONTROL
eBACCO changes implement, setup and the way it works. The controls have to say straight away what's active and what's happening.
The phone is part of the interaction: docked it acts as the machine's screen, in your hand it drives it remotely, and its use data stays readable even when you're not next to the machine.
03 / RUN TIME
The point isn't a big battery — it's sizing the energy to the job.
The architecture is modular and recharges outside working hours: the energy is sized to the job to be done, not to a headline number. The reference endurance will be announced at the official presentation at EIMA 2026.
figure at EIMA 2026Endurance
04 / STRUCTURE
Steel frame, metal bodywork: the parts that hold and protect the machine are the right ones for real work.
No decorative skin: fewer fragile parts to replace, panels that protect but stay reachable for service.
05 / ENVIRONMENT
Water, soil and dust are the working environment, not an exception to avoid.
The machine's protection is designed with those conditions in mind: sealed against water and splashes, dust-resistant, made for outdoor use.
06 / SETUP
Connect the rear axle and the setup changes: from two wheels to four.
The platform stays the same; the setup changes when the work calls for it. Narrow and nimble where needed, steadier and with more capacity when needed.
07 / ENERGY
eBACCO can become a mobile power source for compatible external tools and devices.
A power bank built into the working system: energy available right there in the field, where it's needed.
Drive modes
The same machine is driven in three ways, chosen by the job and by who's doing it.
Direct driving, with the person on the machine. For work that needs attention and constant correction.
The operator stays next to the machine, not on it. Where getting on and off repeatedly wastes time, or being on board is awkward.
For repetitive, bounded tasks the machine follows a set path while the person does something else.
Switching between modes stays under the control of the person working. Autonomy is a design goal, not a stock feature.
System
Full specifications at the official presentation — EIMA 2026.
Natura Cloud
The machine's operating data reaches Natura Cloud, where the grower reads it alongside the rest of the farm's work.
eBACCO — where things stand
EIMA 2026
Meet eBACCO in person.
eBACCO will be officially presented at the fair. If you're thinking of coming, you can register your interest and request a free pass: it's the same interest form, with the pass built in — no need to fill in your details again.
Pre-orders · 11 November 2026
eBACCO arrives on 11 November.
Pre-orders open officially on 11 November 2026. In the meantime you can register your interest, tell us how you imagine using eBACCO, or work out what your machinery fleet costs you today.