AEV Technologies Unveils Electric Truck
AEV Technologies, Inc., designer and manufacturer of compact, emissions-free vehicles for urban commercial markets, unveiled its new assembled in the U.S.A., all-electric vehicle lineup at CES Las Vegas.

Image of 411 electric utility vehicle courtesy of AEV Technologies.
AEV Technologies, Inc., designer and manufacturer of compact, emissions-free vehicles for urban commercial markets, unveiled its new assembled in the U.S.A., all-electric vehicle lineup at the world's largest consumer electronics expo, CES Las Vegas, January 9 through 12.
Based in the burgeoning Texas technology corridor of Austin, TX, AEV Technologies specializes in rugged, adaptable, and sustainable Commercial and Consumer Light Electric Vehicles.
Prior to the official new products launch in April 2018, CES visitors to the AEV Technologies booth will be able to see the remarkable 100% electric AEV vehicle lineup, including the "411"— a compact and stout urban services truck, and the "511"— a beefy four-wheel drive built to handle on- or off-road applications with ease and performance.
Features of the 411 compact all-electric utility vehicle for urban logistics and services include:
Range of up to 50 miles
Payload capacity u to 1,100 pounds
Up to 22% grade climb
Backup camera standard
AEV Productivity Suite standard
Features of the 511 4WD all-electric vehicle include:
Range up to 60 miles
Payload capacity up to 1,870 pounds
Up to 28% grade climb
Clearance up to 13 inches
Front electric winch standard
AEV Productivity Suite standard
Originally posted on Work Truck Online
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