The local police in Benidorm have expanded their fleet with the addition of two new All Terrain Vehicles, aimed at enhancing monitoring capabilities on the beaches and in recreational rural areas. These vehicles were unveiled this morning at Levante Beach in the presence of Mayor Toni Pérez along with safety officials Jesús Carrobles and Mónica Gómez.

The newly introduced quads have been activated and will commence their initial operational duties during the upcoming camping activities of local groups next week, coinciding with the Easter holiday. The town hall acquired these vehicles, which are manufactured by Loncin, specifically the Xwolf seven hundred model, known for its four-wheel drive capabilities and advanced, reliable technology.

Each quad is designed with high specifications, featuring full LED headlights, luggage racks that can carry up to fifty kilograms, and an electric winch with a drag capacity exceeding four hundred fifty kilograms. Furthermore, each vehicle has a towing capacity of up to eight hundred kilograms and a fuel tank of twenty-five litres, allowing them to cover distances of up to three hundred kilometres.

Mayor Toni Pérez stated that these quads are tools of maximum capacity and power dedicated to supervising the city’s beaches. He emphasised that the vehicles complement existing maritime and terrestrial resources to ensure the safety and cleanliness of the beaches, which are a significant attraction for visitors. The aim is to deliver services with excellence, especially in these areas that showcase the town’s charm and cleanliness.