Electric 70

[GTSSportCoupe]

Not sure if this has been posted yet (sorry if it's a double post). Built for the mining industry:

Voltra eCruiser™- 100% Electric 4x4 Light Vehicle for underground mining - Voltra

Introducing the Voltra eCruiser™ – the First 100% Battery Electric 4×4 Light Vehicle for Mining in Australasia! The Voltra eCruiser™ is based on the strong and reliable Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series, the most popular light vehicle in mining today, the eCruiser’s heavy duty frame and drivetrain...

www.voltra.net.au

And another company:

TEMBO – Global Leaders in Electric Conversion of Fleets

Tembo electric light vehicles are the premier 100% electric solution for fleet owners in mining, agriculture, utilities, government, humanitarian and tourism.

www.tembo4x4-elv.com

 

[AndrewHadji]

That hit the rounds of some of my news feeds a while back, i think the range is what does it in for me something like 30 miles, fine for mines, not so fine for general use.

 

[LeonLJ78]

Have seen a few people cry about these on other sites in fear of 'loosing there v8's to eco warriors', being that Toyota have a partnership with Tesla id be pretty keen to see one though, especially if they're made in their factory and put to market, Teslas Model X has a range of 4-500km per charge, this being a bigger unit may effect that, but also may increase space for a larger battery pack?

I'm into it, they maybe not made for overland trips but will still have their place.

 

[GTSSportCoupe]

It sounds like for the time being these trucks are being built for mine use. Electric definitely makes sense underground.

 

[Blomdala]

Have seen a few people cry about these on other sites in fear of 'loosing there v8's to eco warriors', being that Toyota have a partnership with Tesla id be pretty keen to see one though, especially if they're made in their factory and put to market, Teslas Model X has a range of 4-500km per charge, this being a bigger unit may effect that, but also may increase space for a larger battery pack?

I'm into it, they maybe not made for overland trips but will still have their place.

"...being that Toyota had a partnership with Tesla..." and with the failure rate of Rav4 EV, you do NOT want tesla garbage in your Landcruiser. Its the opposite of what Landruiser is known for.