Laird Grass Machinery Ltd
Ballycarry, Carrickfergus Call us: 02893 38 29 82
Laird Corvus EX4
Laird Corvus EX4
Laird Corvus EX4

Corvus Terrain EX4 Battery All Terrain Vehicle

An electric UTV capable of successfully tackling the toughest working days thanks to its OFF-ROAD capabilities. The new TERRAIN EX4 offers high load capacity, lower maintenance cost and high vehicle durability, with precise power for your every working need.

 

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  • L x W x H (mm) : 3414 x 1656 x 1973
  • Wheelbase: 2238 mm
  • Ground clearance: 309 mm
  • Dry weight: 897 kg
  • Towing capacity: In LOW 755 kg. In HIGH: 479 kg
  • Total payload capacity: 620 kg
  • Battery: Lithium Ion 15 Kwh
  • Alternator: 37 A
  • Battery charger: 3 Kw (AC)
  • Autonomy: RANGE Mode: 100 km (depends on usage). POWER Mode: depends on usage.
  • Engine type: AC induction at 48V.
  • Power: 13 kW (nominal)
  • Torque: 150 Nm (maximum)
  • Transmission: F-N-R lever. Selector button for H-L.
  • Transmission mode: 4X2 or 4X4 with lockable rear differential.
  • Maximum speed: In LOW: 25 km/h. In HIGH: 40 km/h.
  • Front tyre: 26×9. R14
  • Rear tyre: 26×11. R14
  • Rims: 14″ steel
  • Front brakes: Double piston hydraulic.
  • Rear brakes: Hydraulic disc brakes.
  • Parking brake: Yes.
  • Suspensions front and rear: Both with independent double wishbones. 287 mm travel.
  • Protections: Underbody guards.
  • Hitch: Front hitch adapter and 2″ rear ball.
  • Lights: LED (rear).
  • Turning radius: 4,42 m.
  • Nº passengers: 2.
  • Dimensions L x W x H: 1340 x 1202 x 300 mm
  • Material: Steel.
  • Load capacity: 300 kg
  • Homologation: T1a

 

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Laird Grass Machinery Ltd.
5A Island Rd Lower,
Ballycarry,
Carrickfergus
BT38 9HB

T. 02893 382982

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