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Electrical utility vehicle

Published:  05 January, 2022

BRADSHAW has announced the Goupil G6, a 100% electrical utility vehicle is now available in the UK. The company says the new addition expands the Goupil family, making the G6 a credible, environmental and economical solution for the sub 3,500kg market.

Designed for urban and suburban areas, the new Goupil G6 offers, depending on the configuration, a payload up to 1,200 kg and a loading capacity up to 9 m3.

Offering a smooth ride, the G6 can reach 50 mph with a range of up to 94 miles according to the WLTP cycle. Thanks to the 6.6 kW charger, the 30 kW battery can be fully charged in 5 hours using an electric charging station.

The cab and driving position have been designed to offer a high level of driver and passenger comfort.

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