Can-Am, a part of the motorsports group BRP that not too long ago launched electric snowmobiles, has simply launched its first electrical all-terrain car (ATV). The Outlander Electric is designed to be “whisper quiet” for chores like herding or searching, however it could really tow greater than its gas-powered counterparts because of the excessive degree of torque.
Powered by BRP’s modular Rotax E-Energy drivetrain (additionally used within the firm’s electrical snowmobiles and motorbikes), the Outlander Electrical makes as much as 47 hp and 53 lb-ft of torque, the latter of which is considerably greater than any of the corporate’s ICE-powered ATVs. Consequently, the electrical mannequin provides 1,830 kilos of towing capability, essentially the most of any ATV, in response to the corporate.
Can-Am Outlander Electrical ATV
(BRP Inc.)
The 8.9 kWh battery provides about 50 miles (80 km) of vary, round half of what a gasoline ATV will get relying on the mannequin. It may be charged from 20 to 80 % in round 50 minutes utilizing a Stage 2 charger.
Different options embody selectable journey modes (Regular, Sport and Work) relying on whether or not you are path driving or towing objects round your ranch, 12-inches of clearance and a two-speed transmission. Nonetheless, the important thing profit Can-Am is touting is the dearth of noise as a result of liquid-cooling system, optimized suspension and particular tires. With that, the Outlander Electrical is much less prone to spook cattle or wildlife, making it a great choice for farmers, hunters and park rangers. The Can-Am Outlander Electrical ATV is now obtainable from offers and Can’Am’s web site starting at $12,999.
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