The major Japanese and North American players are taking their time releasing full EV (rechargeable/ electric) quads, leaving an opening in the market for tech companies like BSTABO to slide into. Meet the Rockman:

https://atvconnection.com/articles/m...v-coming-soon/

 

Whoever wrote that has no idea about ATVs, no mention of power output or if the "dual motor" version means 4WD. Nothing about range between charges or price, either.

 

That would be BSTABO's PR Department as this was a press release sent out to the industry.

Digging a little deeper, we have located a spec sheet that may answer some of your questions except the one about MSRP - which apparently hasn't yet been announced.

DIMENSIONS
Estimated Dry Weight 772 lb (350 kg)
Front/Rear Rack 132lb/264lb(60kg/120kg)
Ground Clearance 10.8 in(275mm)
Overall Vehicle Size(LxWxH) 88.5x 51x54.4 in(2250x1296x1383mm)
PayloadCapacity 696lbs(316kg)
Person Capacity 2
Seat Height 36.5 in (928mm)
Wheelbase 57.4 in (1460mm)
DRIVETRAIN
Power Form 2-Mlotor Drive
Motor Power 4x2 kw
Max.torque 42 N.mx2
Operation Temperature -40~80℃
Drive System Type H/L(2WD/4WD)
Horse-power 80~200Hp
Transmission/Final Drive D/N/R
BATTARY PACK
Cell material LiFeP04
Voltage 72V
Capacity 134Ah
Ordinary Charging 6h
Fast charging (optional) 2h
Range 62mile(100km)
CHASSIS
Steering EPS
Front/Rear BrakesSingle Lever 4-Wheel Hydraulic Disc with Hydraulic Rear Foot Brake
Parking Brake Park In-Transmission/Lockable Hand Lever
Front suspension Dual A-arm independent suspension
Rear suspension Dual A-arm independent suspension
Front Tires 27x9-14
Rear Tires 27x11-14
Wheels 14 in.(35.6 cm) Aluminum
Other Standard Features Front Bumper, Rear Bumper,3,500 lb.Winch, Cut and Sew Seat, 2-layer rack Plastics

 

Well, we now have the range at 62 miles, but "motor power 4x2 kw" and 80 to 200hp don't add up. Nor does it exactly say 4WD anywhere. Here in the UK there could be a fairly big market for a decent electric utility quad, as they are mostly used by farmers and gamekeepers who don't stray far from base, so can "plug in" when the machine is not in use. Also petrol is very expensive here. However they need to be price competitive with the equivalent petrol models, to sell.