Electric ATVs

ATVs have evolved into a must-have for hunters, anglers, and backwoods explorers. The popularity of ATVs began in the early s as the primary mode of transportation for sporting enthusiasts. The ubiquitous 4-wheeler enjoyed great technological advances since those early days, becoming progressively larger and more powerful but one thing remained the same: they're all gas-powered! 

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Not anymore. Electric ATVs are big business, thanks to the rising number of government policies encouraging electric vehicles, better availability of charging infrastructure, as well as environmental concerns. A  report by the American National Standards Institute found "the global electric ATV and UTV market accounted for $468.9 million in and is expected to reach $4.30 billion by ." 

It's no wonder the ATV industry followed the auto industry's lead by developing electric offerings suitable for outdoor enthusiasts. A small handful of manufacturers are taking the environmental bull by the horns.

Electric ATVs are here and what better time to hop on board the green train!

Built in Ellicottville, New York, south of Buffalo, the E-Force electric ATV plans to take the electric ATV market by storm; albeit a quieter more surreptitious storm. Dubbed as the first ever all-electric, non-polluting, stealthy quiet ATV, the E-Force is the first of its kind to enter the off-roading market, offering a green alternative with distinct advantages over its gas-guzzling competition.

E-force owners Bill Northrup and Philip Kurlander saw a niche and wanted to fill it. Northrup&#;s father was already a pioneer in Western New York, having started Holliday Valley ski resort, in Ellicottville, back in . "We saw great potential to help stimulate a depressed manufacturing work force with the E-Force," says Northrup, former CEO of Ellicottville Energy; the sustainable, efficient energies company he developed and he ran for a decade before selling.

Northrup`s company uses patented green technology to create its E-Force resulting in a powerful, rechargeable, zero-emission electric ATV. E-Force electric ATVs are assembled in Ellicottville using components made in Buffalo, electric motors manufactured a short piece away in Syracuse, and imported ATV frames. The E-force Eco Electric ATV retails for $7,195 USD.

For more information: http://www.ecoeatv.com/

Not to be outdone, Polaris Inc, already a big player in the quad market, entered the &#;Green ATV&#; arena last year with the introduction of its midsize Ranger EV.  The popular recreational vehicle manufacturer out of Medina, Minnesota is becoming a force in the electric ATV/side-by-side market as well. The Ranger EV is a fully green off-road ATV/UTV, powered by a single 48-Volt, high-efficiency AC Induction motor capable of producing 30 HP. Compared to conventional fossil fuel ATVs, the Ranger EV is super clean, environmentally friendly and most exciting for hunters, it is whisper quiet! The EV is powerful too; capable of hauling 500 pounds payload, and a towing capacity of pounds. This smooth-running green machine can travel between 35-45 miles when fully charged, and takes only 8 hours to recharge.

Mike Speetzen, Polaris&#;s CEO explained the "push for green" led the way for their Ranger EV. &#;With the rising interest in electrified vehicles,&#; Speetzen says, "we are investing in electrification in order to meet the needs of current customers as well as appeal to tomorrow&#;s riders.&#; 

Polaris, evidently, did not rest on their laurels. The company is currently working on a new full-size version of the EV, with an upgraded motor and improved battery life. Mike Speetzen claims, &#;The all-new electric Ranger is our latest effort aimed at leading the industry forward in electrified powersports vehicles.&#; 

The new Ranger EV Fullsize is due to hit the market in spring  and according to CEO Speetzen is engineered based on customer feedback. &#;They&#;ve expressed very specific unmet needs, and our new electric full-size will effectively address them, unlocking a truly enhanced off-road experience," he says. 

Canadian Prototype in the works

Taiga is the brainchild of Montreal&#;s McGill University Engineer students who developed the first-ever electric snowmobile. With help from McGill&#;s Dobson Centre for Entrepreneurship, the students won a $15,000 prize in the Dobson Cup&#;s innovation category and Taiga was born! &#;The prize gave us legitimacy in the eyes of a lot of investors,&#; says Samual Bruneau, Taiga owner. The company since moved operations to Shawinigan, between Montreal and Quebec City, where they build their all-electric snow machine, as well as the Orca, an electric personal watercraft (PWC). Keep an eye on Taiga as it works on developing a prototype electric ATV, hoping to enter the green ATV market.

For more information on Taiga: https://taigamotors.ca/

tesla cyberquad

What about the world's buzziest electric car manufacturer? Does Tesla make ATVs? Well, not yet. In the manufacturer announced the Cyberquad electric ATV would be available for purchase as an optional accessory for its new Cybertruck. Production is scheduled to begin on the ATV and truck at Tesla's Austin plant which officially opened in the spring of . With an estimated price of $69,900 USD ($92,700 CAD) for the truck alone, it's going to be a pretty pricey add-on option for any potential ATV owner. Unless you want the child-sized cyberquad for kids* which retails at $1,900 USD (2,400 CAN). We'll see what happens. File this under: one to watch. 

*Tesla's youth ATV was recently the subject of a recall due to it not meeting federal safety standards. 

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electric ATV Etiquette & Safety 

ATV etiquette should be a consideration, even when driving &#;green.&#; Remember to avoid sensitive wetlands or bog areas while travelling off-road, and avoid cutting trees and shrubs to improve your path. Consideration for other riders is also important, like clearing the travel way when stopping your vehicle on a trail, so riders may pass. All passengers must wear helmets and your vehicle must be registered, plated and insured while driving off-road in Ontario.

Electric ATVs are the way of the future and may someday even replace conventional off-road vehicles. What a wonderfully quiet and serene north woods it would be with only electric vehicles around. 

See you soon in the great outdoors&#;now quieter and cleaner than ever.

As electric quads become more popular, you are bound to start wondering whether you need to go electric with your first or next quad purchase. We&#;ll help you decide whether an electric model is right for you in this post by covering the many benefits of electric ATV and UTV ownership.

What Are the Advantages of an Electric Quad?

A more eco-friendly quad

For many, this may be the main reason they want an electric ATV or UTV. After all, you probably want to be outside because you love nature. You want to protect what you love by riding a machine that will be best for it. Electric quads produce no carbon emissions, require only a small amount of energy to charge, can&#;t leak oil, and have fewer parts to replace and throw away.

Enjoy your favorite hobby more sustainably with an electric bike.

Plenty of power

One of the main reasons people may think they need to stick with their gasoline quad is power. They don&#;t believe electric ATVs can provide enough power for their needs. The sports industry is constantly innovating, and electric quads become more powerful all the time. At the time of writing, you can find models that reach speeds of 60 mph with more than 350 hp and have a 100-mile range on one charge. That is more than enough for most riders&#; needs and wants.

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Cost-efficient

While electric ATVs and UTVs may be a little more expensive up-front, they are much more cost-efficient during the course of their life. The electricity they use costs far less than the gas you&#;d use for a comparable machine. Even if you ride as often as we&#;d all love to ride, charging your quad will probably only raise your electric bill the same amount as running a window AC for the same length of time. Electric bikes also require much less maintenance for you to spend money on.

Silence

Hunters need to be quiet if they don&#;t want to scare their targets away, but being quiet is not likely with a gasoline ATV or UTV. Those things are known for loud and obnoxious noises.

Electric quads are silent. If you&#;re hunting, you can blend in with your environment better so you have a more natural array of animals in your area. For every other off-roading adventure, you can enjoy the sounds of water, mud, trees, animals, and your fellow riders sharing their excitement with you.

Less headache

You will still need to perform some maintenance on your machine, every great thing needs care to keep being so great for a long time, but it will take much less maintenance than you have to do on a gasoline model. It has fewer parts to maintain! The parts it does have are also less complicated. There aren&#;t even any oils to change or keep filled. If you hate maintenance, and many of us do, you should give serious consideration to buying an electric quad.

Enjoyable rides

Here&#;s one of the benefits of an electric vehicle that hasn&#;t gotten enough attention. Electric quads weigh less, so they&#;re easier to maneuver, putting more power in your hands. You can more easily tackle tough terrain and avoid obstacles, and the ride will be physically less demanding.

Safer

While we&#;re talking about quads weighing less, this point also makes electric quads safer in the event of a crash or roll. The weight of gasoline engines is one of the many factors that makes off-roading a potentially dangerous sport. If one of those things lands on you, your outlook is grim. The less a quad weighs, the better your outcome.

Better for youth and beginners

The two points we just mentioned above, better maneuverability and less weight, make electric quads the best choice for kids, teens, and new riders of any age. They are less likely to get in an accident because they can better control their machines and they are in less danger if they do crash. Electric ATVs also have easier controls so they are more straightforward to operate.

Charging is easy

You can charge your quad at home with just a regular home outlet. It takes a few hours, so most people do it overnight, but you don&#;t have to go anywhere or have any special equipment.

Fast ignition

Ignition is faster on electric bikes. If you want to spend more time riding and less time fiddling with your machine, go electric.

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