MONA designs and manufactures fully electric utility vehicles for professional agriculture, forestry, and construction, including telescopic loaders, wheel loaders and the MONA Solara series. Their machines feature high‑capacity 44 kWh lithium‑iron‑phosphate batteries, onboard chargers and hydraulic quick‑change systems, delivering up to 2.7 t lift force while reducing noise and emissions on farms.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Professional farms, horse facilities, forestry and construction sites rely on diesel-powered loaders that generate noise, emissions, and require frequent refueling, limiting sustainable operations and increasing operating costs.
Solution
MONA designs and manufactures fully electric utility vehicles—including telescopic loaders, wheel loaders, and farm loaders—specifically for these sectors. Each machine is powered by a 44 kWh lithium‑iron‑phosphate battery with an integrated onboard charger, delivering up to 2,700 kg lift capacity and intuitive hydraulic quick‑change tooling. The vehicles provide silent, zero‑emission operation while maintaining the performance needed for daily farm and site tasks. MONA also offers modular island energy storage units that can be paired with on‑site solar generation, enabling farms to run autonomously on renewable power.
Target Audience
Primary customers are professional farmers, horse‑farm operators, forestry contractors, and construction firms seeking electric alternatives to diesel loaders.
Features
- 44 kWh LiFePO4 battery pack with onboard charger for fast, plug‑in recharging
- Hydraulic quick‑change system allowing rapid attachment swaps (e.g., forks, buckets, bale spikes)
- Lift capacity up to 2,700 kg with precise joystick control for safe material handling
- Fully electric drivetrain delivering silent, zero‑emission operation suitable for animal environments
- Modular island energy storage solutions that integrate with solar PV to provide off‑grid power
- Robust, weather‑sealed construction designed for agricultural, forestry and construction use