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[@lonerider5315]

With such a massive space between the body and frame, I'd put the battery there. But it's current location is great for maintence, maybe future quick battery swapping?

[@largesizejellyfish3014]

Cooool

[@thejeffinvade]

Battery in the arctic? probably won't be that reliable.

[@FrontiersNorthAdventures]

Our first EV Tundra Buggy® rolled out in the subarctic of Churchill, Canada in autumn 2021. Since then we have had EV Tundra buggies operating in all three of our seasons and they have been performing above and beyond. Even in our northern lights season where temperatures have reached -50ºC and below our EV Tundra Buggies have operated reliably and last year all of our winter northern guests exclusively travelled on EV Tundra Buggies only for our winter season. We are super excited to be introducing EV technology into the subarctic.

[@thejeffinvade]

@@FrontiersNorthAdventures The battery capacity doesn't shrink in -50C weather?