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Upgraded electric four-wheeler takes wheelchair users on off-road adventures
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Just because you're a wheelchair user, that doesn't mean you should be limited to using nothing but a wheelchair.
That was the thinking behind the electric off-road Exoquad, and it's definitely the thinking behind its even more capable successor, the Exoquad V2.
Released just last year, the original Exoquad was made by Norwegian startup Exotek.
The 2WD version is propelled by two 3.5-kW rear hub motors that each deliver 190 Nm (140 lb ft) of torque, while the 4WD version adds 600W hub motors (60 Nm/44 lb ft) to both front wheels.
Exoquad v2: Every Upgrade Explained by One of Our FoundersSource: Exotek
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