Hard to believe what it will go thru. In low it will climb a tree I believe.
In fact YES it does
(video is not mine)
And btw thanks for your mudding video
EVcruise.
As for the driving time, I keep a log of all my runs. Polaris says 50 miles using Max Range @15mph that is about 3.3 hours.
According to my own tests (around 60 rides) I can easily run up 3 continuous hours on a charge. I ride on "Max Range" and at 10 mph avg on flat or bumpy terrain with a few hills. No mud or sand however. So that would mean 3h x 10mph = 30 miles. That's also what I saw from other owners. Let's say 20 to 30 miles on average.
For me, that's more than enough since I do not go more than 2.5 hours (continuous riding time) on a typical ride. Another thing, is that there is no such things as idling while riding an EV. While stopped or going down hills, you're using absolutely no energy. Also remember that going down hills or slopes you'll get some regen to put energy back into the batteries.
Another important thing, is if you work with the Ranger EV. In that case, run time can be seen as "work time". Say you load your Ranger EV with stuff and it takes 25 minutes, then you ride 5 minutes where you need to go, you unload all the stuff in 15 minutes and finally you ride 5 minutes to go back. You've "worked" 50 minutes with your Ranger EV while only consuming 10 minutes of actual riding time! In a similar scenario, 3 hours "run time" will equal to almost 16 hours of work time!!
hope this help
