19,900 kg169 hpMarket avg. €58k · 1 listed · 1 below market
Asking prices land at €57k – €59k, around 16% above the market average.
This model sits 12% below the class average across 28 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Volvo EW180 listings currently run from €56,540 to €58,940, with a market average around €57,767. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 1 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Volvo EW180 is a wheeled excavator in the 20-tonne class, with an operating weight of 19,900 kg and an engine output of 169 hp. It is equipped with a bucket capacity of 0.89 m3, positioning it as a mid-to-upper segment machine within the wheeled excavator category. Its rubber-tyred undercarriage allows road travel between jobsites without the need for transport equipment, distinguishing it from conventional crawler excavators.
Wheeled excavators in this weight class are well suited to road construction, pipeline installation, utility work, and municipal infrastructure projects where frequent relocation between sites is required. The EW180 configuration supports both digging and lifting tasks across mixed terrain, making it a practical choice for contractors operating in urban and semi-urban environments. Its reach and bucket capacity are appropriate for drainage works, foundation preparation, and general earthmoving assignments.
When inspecting a used wheeled excavator of this class, buyers should assess the condition of the tyres, wheel hubs, and axles, as these components are subject to road wear in addition to the stresses typical of excavation work. The swing bearing, boom and arm pins, and bucket linkage should be checked for play and wear. Hydraulic hoses, cylinders, and fittings warrant close examination for leaks or abrasion damage. Service history documentation, particularly evidence of regular oil and filter changes, provides meaningful assurance of mechanical condition. A function test covering all boom, arm, bucket, and slew movements, as well as travel and steering response, should be completed prior to purchase.
The Volvo EW180 is currently represented in the European used-equipment market at a price point of EUR 55,900. Direct competitors in this segment include the Doosan DX190W and the Liebherr A918, both of which occupy a comparable weight class and are evaluated against the EW180 by buyers seeking wheeled excavator capacity in the 19 to 20-tonne range. Volvo's established dealer and parts network across Europe is a relevant factor for fleet operators assessing total ownership considerations alongside acquisition price.
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