Scaling the Munro: Scotland's first 4x4 EV
We take a look at the first prototype 4x4 electric vehicle to be built on Scotland, set to serve the forestry, farming and mining industries.
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We take a look at the first prototype 4x4 electric vehicle to be built on Scotland, set to serve the forestry, farming and mining industries.
Start up company All Terrain All Electric sees a gap in the market. A Scottish start-up. called All Terrain All Electric (ATAE). plans to launch what it calls a "back-to-basics and utilitarian electric 4x4." The Munro Mark seeks to fill the gap left in the European automotive landscapeby the last generation of Land Rover Defender. ATAE promises the Munro will be a rugged 4x4 workhorse for farmers and off-road adventurers with lockable differentials, a two-speed transfer box, and rigid axles. Just as importantly, it'll be a zero-emissions option for the countryside with a 150-mile range, a 2,2...
Scottish start-up, All Terrain All Electric (ATAE) will soon launch a pure-electric 4x4 which it hopes will serve as an economical and reliable workhorse for the UK’s farmers, plugging the gap left by the previous generation Land Rover Defender. It’s called the Munro Mark 1 and, like all the best rough-and-tumble off-roaders, it’s built on a simple ladder chassis and features live front and rear axles, permanent four-wheel drive, locking differentials and two-speed transfer case. However, unlike competitors who have created similar vehicles such as the Bollinger B1 and the new electric ...