100% electric modular self-assembly kit robot from SABI AGRI. Official post: starting €13,500 excl. VAT; seeding, hoeing, soil preparation, crop monitoring, and transport. Tracked and 4WD variants.
Model specifications, operating notes, and the sources behind them.
Debuted at GOFAR Field Day, Madrid, 15 April 2026 (GOFAR 28 Apr 2026). Aimed at vineyards and orchards needing more traction (Alexandre Prévault Osmani quoted; no job title on that page). GOFAR starting price 13,500.00€ is stated for “the SRBC robots” generally, not as a 4WD-only SKU price. Official 250 kg lift and 1.5 kW motor are not repeated in the GOFAR 4WD item.
Specifications describe the selected model and recorded configuration. Read operating notes for limits and qualifications. Capture date is not independent verification of manufacturer claims or current availability.
Company profile
French electrification and agricultural-robotics company at Biopôle Clermont Limagne, 4 rue Marie Curie, 63360 Saint-Beauzire. Official pages (accessed 2026-09-25) claim nearly ten years and close to / nearly 150 electric vehicles deployed. Existing catalog products: Alpo, Zilus. SRBC is the modular kit robot.
Catalog updates
Product news · Sep 25, 2026
Official SABI AGRI post (no publish date on the opened page; date is access date 2026-09-25): modular self-assembly kit from €13,500 excl. VAT; 100% electric; 1.5 kW; towing up to 500 kg; up to 12 h; centimetric RTK; nearly 150 vehicles / 10+ years claimed.
Product news · Apr 28, 2026
GOFAR: 4WD SRBC unveiled at Field Day Madrid 15 Apr 2026. Complements tracked version. 4WD: 100 kg pull, towing up to 400 kg. Kit or assembled. Tasks include mechanical weeding. Starting 13,500.00€. Alexandre Prévault Osmani quoted.
SABI AGRI’s SRBC is a 100% electric modular agricultural robot sold as a self-assembly kit and, according to GOFAR (28 April 2026), also deliverable fully assembled. The official company post prices the kit from €13,500 excl. VAT. Official pages place SABI AGRI at Biopôle Clermont Limagne, 4 rue Marie Curie, 63360 Saint-Beauzire, France.
The official robotics page and the SRBC post list daily tasks as seeding, hoeing, mechanical weeding, soil preparation, crop monitoring, and transport (the SRBC post names seeding, hoeing, soil preparation, crop monitoring, and transport; mechanical weeding is named on the robotics page and by GOFAR). Guidance is centimetric RTK. Autonomy is up to 12 hours depending on work; the official post mentions two battery options. GOFAR adds that the robot can run autonomously or be controlled manually via tablet, smartphone, or remote control.
Lift and tow — do not collapse these into one number. The official robotics page lists 250 kg lift capacity, compatible with a wide range of tools. The official SRBC post does not publish a lift kilogram figure; it says lifting is compatible with multiple implements and gives towing capacity up to 500 kg, plus a 1.5 kW electric motor. GOFAR’s 4WD write-up does not repeat the 1.5 kW or 250 kg lift figures.
Variants. GOFAR reports a four-wheel-drive SRBC debuted at GOFAR Field Day in Madrid on 15 April 2026, complementary to an existing tracked version. For the 4WD model GOFAR publishes 100 kg pulling force and towing capacity up to 400 kg (not the 500 kg towing figure from the official SRBC post). GOFAR quotes Alexandre Prévault Osmani that 4WD is aimed at situations needing more traction, including vineyards and orchards. Both configurations are described as kit-based and 100% electric.
Company claims (not independently verified here). The official SRBC post: more than 10 years since the project began; nearly 150 electric vehicles deployed across France. The robotics page: nearly ten years; close to 150 vehicles in service. GOFAR: nearly 10 years; more than 150 vehicles deployed.
The official SRBC post says kits are sold online at torque.works. That storefront URL is recorded here as a claim on the SABI page; this drip did not successfully open torque.works as a source.
Image: official SABI AGRI SRBC product photo from the SRBC post (SRBC-environ.jpg; tracked TORQUE WORKS / SRBC robot). Gallery: GOFAR 4WD and dual-variant photos. Alpo/Zilus images were not reused. Video: skipped (no official YouTube/Vimeo watch URL opened).
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