Volvo EC250 d'occasion : 10 annonces en direct, €45k–€61k

Combien coûte un Volvo EC250 d'occasion en Europe ?

Chez les concessionnaires indépendants européens, les annonces de Volvo EC250 d'occasion vont actuellement de 44 500 € à 60 701 €, la moyenne du marché se situant autour de 53 226 €. L'année, les heures de fonctionnement et la configuration font varier le prix dans cette fourchette. Sur la base de 10 annonces actives, mises à jour quotidiennement.

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Spécifications · Comparaison

Comment le EC250 se positionne dans sa catégorie.

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Volvo

EC250

En un coup d'œil

Classe de poids

25 t

26 t

Puissance

Moteur

Volvo D8M

Cat C7.1

Cat C4.4 ACERT

Puissance

225 hp

200–204 hp

161 hp

Dimensions

Poids en ordre de marche

26,000 kg

25,600–29,400 kg

25,900 kg

Longueur

10,400 mm

10,060 mm

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Largeur

3,200 mm

3,190–3,270 mm

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Hauteur

3,200 mm

3,000–3,200 mm

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Longueur de transport

10,400 mm

10,060–10,400 mm

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Plage de travail

Capacité du godet

1.35 m³

1.19–1.85 m³

1.19 m³

Profondeur de fouille max.

7,060 mm

6,820–7,340 mm

6,710 mm

Portée maximale

10,360 mm

10,120–10,800 mm

9,790 mm

Transmission

Vitesse de déplacement

5.6 km/h

5.3 km/h

5.6 km/h

Marché

Prix demandé moyen · UE

€53k

€121k

€92k

Fourchette de prix

€45k – €61k

€81k – €169k

€65k – €139k

Annonces actives

10

7

26

À propos · Volvo EC250

Aperçu

The Volvo EC250 is a 26-tonne crawler excavator positioned in the upper mid-range segment of the hydraulic excavator market. It delivers 225 hp through its engine and operates with a rated bucket capacity of 1.35 m³, placing it firmly in the 25- to 30-tonne class alongside similarly specified machines from competing manufacturers. This size class is designed to balance productive digging force with site mobility, making the EC250 a versatile platform across a broad range of earthmoving and civil applications.

Applications typiques

Lieu d'utilisation de cette machine

Excavators in the 25- to 30-tonne class are well suited to bulk earthmoving, foundation excavation, drainage works, road construction, and quarry stripping. The 1.35 m³ bucket capacity supports efficient cycle times in medium-to-heavy digging conditions where smaller machines would require additional passes. This class is also frequently deployed in utility infrastructure projects and site preparation works where reach, breakout force, and lifting capacity must be balanced against transport and site access requirements.

Inspection du marché de l'occasion

Ce qu'il faut vérifier avant d'acheter

When inspecting a used EC250 or any machine of this class, begin with the undercarriage, as track pads, rollers, idlers, and chains represent a significant portion of refurbishment cost and wear progresses in proportion to operating hours and ground conditions. Examine the boom and dipper arm for cracks, repairs, or weld overlays, particularly around the pin bosses and bucket linkage. Hydraulic systems should be inspected for cylinder seal weeping, hose condition, and any evidence of oil contamination. Request the full service history and, where available, telematics data to verify reported hours and any logged fault codes. Conduct a full cycle test under load to assess swing bearing condition, track tension, and hydraulic response. Cab condition, climate control function, and monitor system operability are relevant to operator productivity and should not be overlooked during assessment.

Marché actuel

Position tarifaire

The Volvo EC250 is cross-shopped directly against the Caterpillar 325 and Caterpillar 326, both of which compete in the same operating weight and power bracket. Buyers evaluating these models typically assess differences in hydraulic system architecture, cab ergonomics, dealer support network coverage, and parts availability. Within the EC250's own price band, the primary attributes that move a unit toward the upper or lower end of the range are recorded working hours, service history documentation, overall mechanical and structural condition, undercarriage wear, installed attachments such as hydraulic quick couplers or additional auxiliary lines, and configuration options including counterweight specification and boom or arm variants. Machines with comprehensive maintenance records and lower accumulated hours consistently attract stronger buyer interest than comparable units without documented history.

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