Electric utility vehicle ARI 901
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ARI 1710 Van
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The ARI 901 with its four different bodies is a powerful electric transporter in vehicle class N1 and can carry around 900 kilograms of payload. The vehicle is available in four versions: as a panel van, tipper, flatbed and with a box body. With the exception of the panel van, all bodies are available in three sizes with loading lengths of 286cm, 306cm and 326cm. The ARI 1710 is a large panel van with up to 12 m³ of cargo space and a payload of up to 1,500 kilograms. Both vehicles are particularly suitable for use by suppliers, tradesmen, construction companies, municipalities, landscaping companies and transport companies.
Low acquisition costs
The ARI Motors electric vehicles impress with their low prices. The ARI 901 electric transporter is available as a panel van and with a pickup body from 35,995 EUR plus VAT. The case model starts at 38,995 euros.
Low maintenance costs
As an electric vehicle, the ARI 901 is for example tax-exempt until 2030 in Germany. Thanks to the low energy consumption, the operating costs for 100 kilometers are just 3.20 EUR with an electricity price of 20 cents per kWh. In addition, affordable insurance rates are possible through our partners.
Subsidies in many countries
The ARI Motors electric vehicles are subsidized by many countries of the world or in their federal states and municipalities. In this way, the low purchase prices can be subsidized again with several thousand euros. Please check the subsidies for electric mobility in your region or contact us for more information.
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E-vehicle with 900 kg cargo load
The ARI 901 with its four different vehicle bodies is a powerful electric utility vehicle that can take around 900 kilograms of cargo load. The vehicle is particularly suitable for use by suppliers, craftsmen, construction companies, municipalities, landscaping companies and transport companies and can reach a top speed of 100 km/h (62 mph).
260 km
Up to 260 km range!
The 40 kW lithium-ion battery of the ARI 901 supplies the powerful electric motor with enough energy for a range of up to 260 kilometers. This means that longer distances are possible without any problems, for example to carry out overland deliveries. Thanks to the quick charging function, no long charging times are necessary.
Battery included
The battery is always included
The batteries installed in ARI Motors vehicles are of course always included in the vehicle price and are not charged separately or on a monthly basis. In addition to the standard batteries, we optionally offer high-performance batteries for even more range.
Space for ideas
Up to 7.6m³ loading volume!
The ARI 901 electric utility vehicle is available in four versions: as a panel van, tipper, pickup and with a box body. With the exception of the panel van, all bodies are available in three sizes with loading lengths of 286 cm, 306 cm and 326 cm. The Box XL, for example, has a loading volume of up to 7.6 m³.
And the equipment? ...Quite extensive!
Extrended standard equipment
Despite its unbeatable price, the ARI 901 comes as standard with electric window lifters, a radio and central locking with radio remote control. Of course, the battery is also included and does not have to be rented.
Practical additional equipment
An air conditioning system, additional doors and lashing eyes in the load compartment, a set of winter tires and a reversing camera are available as options. There are also solar cells for the roof of the box body, which can achieve an additional range of up to 70 kilometers (43 mi.).
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