Prodrive’s New Tiny Electric Van Concept: The Evolv Demonstrator

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The Legacy of Prodrive

The name Prodrive is synonymous with high-performance and racing. Known for orchestrating Subaru’s world rally team to championship victories and building Ferrari 550 Le Mans racers, Prodrive has a storied history in automotive excellence. Recently, the company also made headlines for their $600,000 Impreza 22B tribute cars.

Introducing the Evolv Demonstrator

Prodrive’s latest venture, however, takes a distinctly different turn. The Evolv Demonstrator is a concept for a last-mile electric delivery vehicle, developed in collaboration with British design firm Astheimer. This concept vehicle is the first from Prodrive’s new joint venture, Elm Mobility, which aims to have a production version on the streets by 2028.

Design and Features

The Evolv Demonstrator boasts impressive specifications. Approximately 60 percent of its total volume is dedicated to cargo space, amounting to a substantial 141 cubic feet. This space is divided between a main hold accessible via a side barn door and a secondary area reached through traditional rear doors. Despite its ample storage, the Evolv maintains a compact footprint of 128 inches by 57 inches, making it nine inches narrower and over a foot shorter than a Fiat 500e. Weighing under 1874 pounds (or 1322 pounds without batteries), it qualifies as a quadricycle in England, not a car.

The Future of Urban Deliveries

Elm Mobility envisions the Evolv as a revolutionary addition to city streets, thanks to its minimal footprint and short turning radius. With plans to build these compact delivery vehicles by 2028, the brand aims to offer a highly efficient, low-disruption solution for urban deliveries. Set at an estimated price of ,000, the Evolv could redefine last-mile delivery logistics if successfully brought to market.

Conclusion

Prodrive’s foray into electric delivery vehicles marks a significant evolution for the company. With the Evolv Demonstrator, they continue to push boundaries, this time in the realm of sustainable urban mobility. By 2028, we might see these innovative vehicles seamlessly integrating into our cityscapes.

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