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All-electric all-terrain vehicle Bollinger B1

03.08.2017

Total electrification has come to real SUVs. The first production electric all-terrain vehicle may well be the American Bollinger B1.

Short overhangs provide the SUV with an angle of entry of 56 degrees, exit - 53. If suddenly this is not enough, there is a regular winch. Bollinger B1 is 3810 mm long, 1943 mm wide and 1867 mm high. The curb weight of the electric vehicle is 1769 kilograms, its own carrying capacity is 2767 kg, plus the mass of the towed trailer is another 2767 kg. Weight distribution - 50:50.

The four-seater SUV is capable of transforming from a station wagon to a pickup truck and vice versa. The rear seats are easily removed, the roof is disassembled, and a partition with glass is installed behind the front seats. As a result, you can carry long pipes or boards right through the car in Bollinger! But even without this, in the double version of the cabin, the car has a total trunk volume of 2690 liters.

A storage battery with a capacity of 60 and 100 kWh is hidden under the floor - at the choice of the buyer. The power reserve on one charge will be, respectively, 193 or 322 kilometers. The total power of the electric motors is 367 horsepower, and the torque is 640 Nm. The B97 accelerates from zero to 1 km/h in just 4,5 seconds and reaches a top speed of 204 km/h. Batteries can be charged in 7,3 or 12,1 hours, depending on capacity.

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