Brighton & Hove City Council have committed to becoming a carbon-neutral city by 2030. The City aims to reduce as much climate-damaging carbon emissions as possible, and the three new all-electric Goupil G4s delivered to City Council are positive steps to help achieve their goals.
The new Goupil G4's have been added to the City’s fleet for parks, gardens and cemeteries, the G4's will carry out their tasks with zero vehicle emissions, quietly and efficiently.
The Chair of the Environment, Transport and Sustainability Committee said: “The council has set an ambitious target to be carbon neutral by 2030 and the more electric vehicles we have on our roads, the better.”
The G4 cage body includes; hydraulic tipping controlled by a cab mounted wander lead, aluminium dropdown and detachable sides and rear tailgate and twin rear opening barn doors and half dropdown door to the nearside.
With four battery options the Goupil’s are configurable to suit varying demands, the 15.4 kWh lead-acid model Brighton & Hove added to their fleet provides a balance of power, range, payload and budget, in this configuration delivering a 763kg payload and 49-mile WLTP range.
The Goupil G4 meets the needs of professionals and municipals, with 11 standard bodies to choose from, the G4s are available with, pick-up, cage, and high-tip bodies, pressure washers and leaf collector.