U.S. Marines testing electric Nikola UTV - lithium ion battery pack
S. Marine Corps has a new toy to test in the electric mission vehicle theNikola UTV.
The new video shows it getting dirty as military people test it.
We can see that UTV is driving on some very rough terrain and there is little resistance to the vehicle.
Nikola built UTV on the 14 th. 5-
Inch clearance from the ground and make sure the vehicle is completely waterproof.
Due to the overall packaging of UTV, the military is interested in it.
After all, it has four people, which are relatively silent in addition to being almost accessible, and also suitable for remote weapon stations.
Nikola's creation is a quick little thing that UTV can do from 0-60 mph in 3. 0 seconds. A72-kilowatt-hour lithium-
The ion battery pack powers four motors, generating 520 horsepower and 476 lbs-feet of torque.
UTV weighs only 1,900 pounds and no four Marines are stationed.
Nicola has started to build and sell its UTV as it is ready to build the expansion it promised-
Electric halftrailer truck.
The rig is equipped with a hydrogen fuel cell extender with a range of 800 to 1,200 miles.
In a recent update to the company, Nikola said it chose Arizona as the state where e-commerce was conducted in 2020.
When the Marines admire Nikolai's UTV, the United StatesS.
The army is busy with its own toys: theChevrolet, zh2, Colorado.
Hydrogen fuel cell-
The power pickup truck has aroused the interest of the Army with its low-heat signature and silent operation.
It also has a power.
Provide electricity in desolate places.