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Electric vehicles for a more sustainable city

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  • Greater Dandenong City Council is switching its fleet to lower-emission vehicles. Mayor Sophie Tan said 76 per cent of the council's passenger cars have already been replaced with hybrid and electric models.
  • The council has committed to replacing all cars with low-emission alternatives by 2030. Five trucks and four electric vans have been introduced, and options for larger vehicles are being investigated as they come up for replacement.
  • Tan said the council aims to cut its overall carbon footprint to zero.
Electric vehicles for a more sustainable city
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