CHRISTINI EV - Electric Hub motor ATV with Full Zero Point Turn capabilities

Christini EV will be launching soon with a full product line of Electric Vehicles. This demonstrator E-ATV is equipped with four independent 5000W Hub motors. The Zero Point turn shows one of the many the capabilities of our new E-ATV. The silent operation and controllable power will make this vehicle the perfect outdoor recreation machine.

We've delivered the first unit to the US Military with others to follow.

Our E-ATV's will be launched on our own platform offering 4 hub motors for ease of maintenance and a unique battery system. We we will be taking preorders in 2022 with a Direct to Customer delivery service allowing us to keep the retail price affordable and within the reach of all ATV enthusiasts.

Contact ChristiniAWD for more information.

[mpschaefer]

Wonderful. Will be following developments.

[don]

That’s awesome guys!
I have spent hours and hours going through Alibaba searching for something to connect the single shaft hub motor to the suspension. Did you have to make them up yourself?
I’m looking at a 2000W dual motor kit from QS motors and I know the shaft is 28mm dia with a key. I’ve modelled something up in Fusion 360 and can fabricate it myself but would be much easier to just buy them in.
Any ideas?
How did you attach the hub motors to the front suspension etc?
Also, how are you finding hub motors in the ATV? I know the disadvantages of them is all the weight at the end of the suspension, but if you are not travelling at higher speeds and don’t need a super reactive suspension, are they suitable? Could there be a solid use case in the emerging micro EV market?
Any help would be appreciated! We are in Perth Western Australia.

[tseckwr]

did you fill in that doughnut hole you made?

[Williamxmr]

Why do EV’s brag about crab walking and other useless stuff like this?