There is no denying the fact that the advancements in science and technology have helped us access several things on a computer screen, but despite the growth of information technology several of our activities are based on traveling, which we do using vehicles. The increasing use of vehicles has affected our environment badly because of the harmful gases emitted by these vehicles. The rising demand to protect the environment from the gases emitted by these vehicles has prompted us to adopt low emission vehicles. The best way to reduce environmental pollution is by using the vehicles powered by electricity. Here is a list of seven concepts all terrain vehicles that are powered by electricity.
Argentine designer Angela Martin deserves credit for designing a electricity-powered conceptvehicle named Urban ATV. This vehicle can be used efficiently in cities as well in rural areas. This green concept vehicle is powered by an electric motor, which derives energy from rechargeable battery. The Urabn ATV is spacious enough to accommodate two people.
The credit for designing the eco friendly all terrain vehicle (ATV) Peugeot Capsule goes to South Africa-based Alp Germaner. The design and look of this concept vehicle is inspired from the Kawasaki KLR 650, a famous touring vehicle. The Peugeot Capsule is as efficient as a conventional ATV, but this vehicle is completely emission free. The Capsule can work perfectly in extreme weather conditions too. Lithium batteries are used to power the four wheels of this green vehicle, which features photovoltaic panels on its roof. This vehicle has inbuilt storage space, which is removable. All functions of this vehicle are controlled by a single touchscreen.
Rocky is an eco friendly all-terrain vehicle concept developed by auto designer Murad Baste. This zero-emission concept is designed to ride on mountains. It can carry four passengers comfortably. The carbon monocoque construction gives high bending strength to this vehicle, keeping its weight low. Strong and sturdy polycarbonate is used to create the top of the vehicle, which has body panels made of aluminum. Semi-transparent solar panels used in this car are flexible and are fitted on the windshield of the car. The electricity generated by the solar panels is used to power the vehicle. The rear of this vehicle features transformative wind set, which also generates electricity.
Designed by Andrei Alexeev, this all terrain vehicle with a unique look will be put on display at the Detroit Motor Show. Dubbed Misha, this ATV has been designed to help people travel in Siberian region. This vehicle can move easily on muddy roads too. Misha is the name of a Russian fairy tale character. This car features uneven structure and has got a sporty look. One electric motor is fitted in all four wheels of this vehicle. This emission free vehicle is powered using Hydrogen fuel cells.
The emission free all terrain vehicle named Bowler Raptor is designed by automotive designer Ryan Skelley. This off-roader is powered by electricity. The bike has got a unique and aggressive look and it sports functional body panels. Replaceable hex-head bolts are used to hold the body panels. The chassis of this car is made of carbon fiber.
Designer Tristan Hipps deserves credit for designing an emission free all-terrain vehicle named KTM RC4 concept. This car has got an interesting and aggressive shape. The designer claims that this ATV is a perfect vehicle for “active people” and it offers fun ride. This green ATV is powered by electricity, which is provided by a lithium ion battery. This machine is capable of carving and pivoting through corners offering thrilling ride to the driver.
Designer Facundo Elias has designed an eco friendly all terrain vehicle named the Electric Quad. This vehicle is lightweight because its chassis is made using recyclable plastic. A 48 volt motor drives the engine of this vehicle. This motor can generate 750 amp of power. The battery used in this car can run continuously for 3 hours and it can be recharged using any 110 volt source. The solar panels placed under the driver’s seat act as an emergency charging system.
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