Bullwork Mobility Vamana

The Bullwork Mobility Vamana is an autonomous unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) from Bullwork, a compact electric utility machine for farming, horticulture and intra-estate work. Official specs list an installed motor power of 20 kW (28 kW peak) with a 14 kWh battery and a 5 kW charger, a 300 kg payload, 1500 kg towing capacity and a 100 kg lifting capacity. It runs 6 to 8 hours per charge depending on the task, with a lithium-ion battery life of up to 7 years.

Autonomous utility platform

The Vamana accepts standard CAT 1N implements and carries a 5 kW PTO at 540 rpm, so it works with small three-point-hitch tools despite its compact 1829 mm length and 1199 mm width. It can be controlled remotely, from a mobile application, or from an onboard standing or sitting position. Gross weight is 1100 kg and overall height is 1244 mm.

Who it is for

The Vamana suits farmers, nursery and horticulture operators and estate managers who want a small utility machine that runs autonomously or under remote control without the footprint of a full-size tractor. Bullwork has not published an ex-showroom price; it sells through enquiry.