An electric tractor price is the published starting price of the machine plus the options, charging equipment and attachments you add to it. For the Renewables e2T electric two-wheel tractor, the base price is $7,500, as listed on the product page. Your real budget is that base price plus the options you choose, plus sales tax, delivery and any charging gear you still need. The e2T is a two-wheel tractor intended for small farms. We do not quote prices for other brands or other electric tractor types here, because no official figures were supplied.

A starting price is a starting point, not a quote. Before you plan around any number, check the current configuration and what the base price includes on the e2T electric two-wheel tractor product page. This guide explains what moves the number up or down, so you can build a budget you trust.

How much does an electric tractor cost?

The Renewables e2T starts at $7,500. That figure appears on the e2T product page and on the build page, so it is the one confirmed price in this guide. What the base price includes is not published in detail, so ask before you budget.

A walk behind, or two wheel, tractor is a machine you steer from behind using handlebars. It is sized for beds, greenhouses and tight rows. Renewables markets the e2T to small-acreage growers working about 1 to 10 acres. Compare its capabilities with the jobs, bed layout and acreage you need to manage.

Three questions to ask before you trust a price

Any advertised figure needs three checks before it becomes a budget line:

• Does the price include the battery and a charger, or are they separate?
• Does it include any attachment, or is the machine bare?
• Does it include tax, freight and delivery to your farm?

Those answers determine whether the published starting price matches your full purchase budget. Get them in writing.

What affects the electric tractor price?

Four things drive most of the cost difference between machines: the battery, the motors, the attachments and the charging setup.

Battery size

Battery size is measured in kilowatt hours, or kWh. The e2T build page describes a 5kWh battery. Ask for the current battery specification, how it suits your expected use pattern, and the price of any additional battery before you compare configurations.

Motors and drive

Compare the current motor specification against the tasks you need to complete. Renewables publishes motor details on the product page, but its site contains conflicting specifications, so request the current specification sheet before comparing power.

Charging setup

Charging time depends on the charger as well as the battery, and a faster charger is a separate item to price. A solar canopy or solar charging path is also optional and changes where you can top up. Published charge times for the e2T vary across pages, so confirm the current figure rather than planning your day around an old post.

What options and attachments cost extra?

A two-wheel tractor is a platform, and the tool on the front does the work. Renewables describes quick change tooling through a PTO adapter. Confirm which tools, if any, are included with the current base configuration and which are priced separately.

Option prices on the site differ between pages, so this guide does not repeat them. Use the Build Your e2T configurator to see today's option list and prices. The table below shows the categories to price out, not the amounts.