A young Ukrainian company that has created an innovative model of all-terrain vehicle is looking for partners for distribution of products in the international markets under the distribution services agreement

The company for the production of all-terrain vehicles near Kiev in Ukraine was registered in 2019. Since 2020, the company has entered serial production of such all-terrain vehicles and today the enterprise is fully loaded with orders. This company was created by a strong team consisting of former combat officers and sportsmen-extreme, who understand what technical characteristics a modern car designed for extreme and leisure should have. The new generation all-terrain vehicle-amphibious vehicle demonstrates increased capabilities and buoyancy. Indispensable for rescuers and repairmen, geologists and hunters and fishermen, and family vacations. The all-terrain vehicle is a kind of meccano, and therefore any wishes of the client can be embodied in it - from additional lighting, interior design to the installation of special mounts for hunting and fishing equipment. The presented car is equipped with a climate control system, the interior is trimmed with genuine leather, there is a 360 degree all-round visibility system, a multimedia system, and winches. Characteristics of the all-terrain vehicle: Overall dimensions L / W / H, mm: 3600/2530/2570 Engine: Cummins 2,8 ISF (turbo diesel, 310 N * m, 129k / forces) Transmission: manual, six-speed Clearance, mm: 580 Maximum speed on land, km / h - up to 50 Maximum speed on the water, km / h - 7 Body - a composite material based on polyester Dry / equipped weight, kg - 2200/3000 Tubeless ultra-low pressure tires - 1640x640-24” Fuel tank capacity, l - 90 Average fuel consumption, l / h - 4. The all-terrain vehicle weighing 2.2 tons is capable tow ato-technique, which is dozens of times its own weight. In the experiment, the all-terrain vehicle quite calmly pulled armored vehicles weighing about 20 tons at once. The all-terrain vehicle was also able to take on the role of an airfield tractor and towed a Boeing-737, which weighed about 40 tons. The all-terrain has a number of unique features that successfully distinguish it from competing models, including significant torque on the wheels, which is about 10,000 nm. The 2.8-liter turbodiesel engine in combination with a 6-speed manual transmission allows you to accelerate the all-terrain to 47 km / h. At the same time, the design features of the all-terrain vehicle allow it to drive where there are no roads in principle. Huge wheels, the pressure of which is one hundredth of an atmosphere, while the wheels of cars are about 2.4 atmospheres, allow him to ride despite the obstacles and features of the soil - from swamp to sand. First, in the all-terrain, air circulates between all the wheels, that is, when you hit an obstacle with one wheel, the air from it is redistributed to the other three. Secondly, thanks to the compressors, the driver can change the pressure while driving with one keystroke and select the mode depending on the conditions. Third, even in the absence of pressure at all, the all-terrain can continue to move on any surface. However, this situation can only happen if the wheel breaks, and this, given the ultra-low pressure in it, during the entire operation of all released all-terrain has never happened. Unlike competitors, this all-terrain is intended only for off-road use. When driving on hard roads, the expensive tires will quickly wear out, the tires are one of the main factors to overcome obstacles. As for forcing water crossings, the all-terrain vehicle can overcome water swimming at speeds up to 7 km / h. And on tests it swam on the Dnieper on a fairway more than 50 km. The all-terrain vehicle has a reinforced safety frame, which has already been tested and withstood a load of several tons, and the car itself has received safety certificates. A Ukrainian company wants to increase sales of its products, and therefore is looking for partners for distribution of products in the international markets under the distribution services agreement.