A more efficient and cost-reducing alternative to tracked dumpers

The Danish innovator in electric construction equipment, HG, is proud to show the HG E1000 HT mini dumper at bauma 2025. This 100% electric high-tip dumper is built for efficiency, sustainability, and long-term cost savings—setting a new standard for urban and indoor construction projects.

With up to 12 hours of runtime on a single charge and charging speeds of just 90 minutes (20-80%), the HG E1000 HT eliminates downtime while delivering unmatched performance for indoor and outdoor applications.

Why the E1000 is a gamechanger:

• Lower operating costs – Runs at just €1/day compared to €30/day for diesel-tracked dumpers, significantly reducing overall project expenses. Plus, it comes at lower service costs.
• Lower labor costs – By reducing manual labor and allowing faster drive speeds, the wheeled dumpers enable quicker workflows that lower the wage bill.
• More productivity, less downtime – 12+ hours of runtime ensures uninterrupted work, carrying 1 tonne per load—the equivalent of 10 wheelbarrows in one go.
• Zero emissions, move in silence – Fully electric, silent, and emission-free, making it ideal for indoor renovations, hospitals, schools, and urban projects.
• Excellent maneuvering – Perfect for working in narrow environments due to wheeled base.
• Say goodbye to floor damage – Unlike tracked dumpers, the E1000 HT's wheeled design prevents floor marks and eliminates the need for protective ground plates.
• Built for increased regulations – Compliant with strict global zero-emission regulations, making it a future-proof investment for contractors.

A responsible future without compromise HG CEO Nikolaj Birkerod highlights the importance of combining environmental benefits with economic advantages:

"At HG, we believe the future of construction is electric—not just for the planet, but for the people working in the industry every day. The E1000 HT delivers the best of both worlds: a healthier work environment with zero emissions and less noise, alongside significant long-term cost savings. It's a win-win for both contractors and the workforce."