Exotek's Exoquad V2 is an electric off-roader for wheelchair users
Norwegian startup Exotek just dropped the Exoquad V2—an all-electric off-road vehicle made for wheelchair users who want to explore beyond city streets.
The V2 features a roomier cockpit, space for an extra battery, easy-to-use controls designed with quadriplegics in mind, and bright dual-LED headlights.
It tops out at 15km/h in 2WD or 6km/h in 4WD, so you can cruise comfortably on rough trails.
The vehicle can be customized with different motor configurations
You can pick between two or four hub motors—the 2WD version packs serious torque with twin rear motors, while the 4WD adds front motors for even more grip.
The updated lithium battery delivers up to 50km of range, and chunky tires help tackle tough terrain.
Weighing just under 100kg, the Exoquad V2 is a big step toward making outdoor adventures more accessible—and way more fun—for people with disabilities.