Here's an EV You Never Saw Coming

Dec. 22 - Partnering with Hyundai Rotem, a subsidiary of Hyundai Motors Group, Leo Motors of Gyeonggi-do, Korea has developed an
electric multipurpose strategic vehicle for the Korean military. The vehicle can be manned or unmanned and has remote deployable
robotic capabilities.

The vehicle's 6x6 in-wheel motor system control with steering column and skid drive control provides it the ability to traverse various harsh terrain and the ability to turn around 360 degrees in one spot. The FAV (Fast Attack Vehicle) can reach speeds of 80 km/h (50 mph), travel for 100 km (62.4 miles) on a single charge and climb landscape at up to 40 degree angles.

The FAV is equipped with an advanced GPS and laser scan technology for intelligent 3D geometrical navigation. Additional features include specialized control technology to accomplish fast target tracking with silence and speed. Chances are good that you won't hear it coming either.

The company builds other EVs as well, including the S65 Sport Utility Vehicle, which drives 400 km on a single charge and hits 100 km (62.4 mph) from zero in just 4.5 seconds.