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Video: Hyundai CE highlights future fuels with HX19e mini excavator
08 April 2025
Hyundai CE highlights their first production battery electric mini excavator, the HX19e, at Bauma 2025.
The machine weighs in at 2,296kg when equipped with a full cab and a 40kWh battery. In addition, the HX19e is said to be the first in its class to offer a choice of two battery packs for longer operating autonomy.
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