vanderhall usa unveils the brawley electric 4x4 off-road vehicle

VANDERHALL’S FIRST ELECTRIC 4-WHEEL-DRIVE VEHICLE

known for its three-wheeler roadsters, vanderhall USA is back with an off-road electric vehicle. dubbed the vanderhall brawley, this is the first 4-wheel-drive the company has unveiled since its inception in 2010.

‘we have a history as trail-blazers in the design and manufacturing industry, and we are excited to announce one of our most revolutionary creations to date: the 4-wheel brawley™,’ the company said. ‘constructed with the same uncompromising commitment to quality that typifies all vanderhall vehicles, the brawley™ is the first ever fully enclosed all-electric side by side. with its unibody chassis, smooth handling and massive tires, the brawley™ promises to provide an off-roading experience like no other.’

404 HORSEPOWER MOTOR WITH 480 TORQUE

featuring a 404 horsepower motor with 480 torque, the vanderhall brawley can go 200+ miles on just one charge. it comes with four individually controlled electric motors enabling eCrab™, eSteer™, eTank™, and eCrawl™ off-road modes.

besides its fully enclosed cab, the vanderhall brawley features see-through doors — a distinctive characteristic that appeals to off-road fanatics and casual adventurers alike. being able to see the ground on either side of you is a game-changer in off-roading applications. transparent doors can help you avoid obstacles that could potentially cause extensive damage to the underbody or rocker panels of your vehicle.

the brawley also stands apart from other electric four wheeler options in its styling. it features the classic post-grill mounted headlights that immediately identify it is a vanderhall creation. it also has exposed wheels and a sleek-looking body that helps you look good while getting dirty.

the off-road vehicle will also feature seating for four adults, a fully enclosed heated and air-conditioned cabin with optional sky roof. other features or options include windshield wipers, bluetooth kicker sound system, heated seats, and future ViDAR system capabilities.

the company also notes that, ‘vanderhall off-road vehicles are not automobiles. they do not have airbags and do not meet automotive safety standards. off-road vehicles may handle differently than other vehicles, especially in wet conditions. always wear a DOT-approved full-face helmet and fasten seatbelts.’