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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.

by Staff
January 9, 2018
AEV Technologies Unveils Electric Truck

Image of 411 electric utility vehicle courtesy of AEV Technologies. 

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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.  

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Based in the burgeoning Texas technology corridor of Austin, TX, AEV Technologies specializes in rugged, adaptable, and sustainable Commercial and Consumer Light Electric Vehicles. 

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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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