Cargo Model, Available for Pre-Order Now, Boasts More Than Twice the Cargo Capacity to Accommodate a Wide Range of Commercial Customer Demands
VANCOUVER, British Columbia – ElectraMeccanica Vehicles Corp., a designer, and manufacturer of electric vehicles revolutionizing the urban driving experience, today announced the specifications of its SOLO Cargo EV as well as the timeline for the commencement of deliveries, expected to begin in the second quarter of 2022. The SOLO Cargo EV was developed based on direct input from prospective customers, having been modified with an expanded cargo box to accommodate a wide variety of applications for fleet and commercial customers with functionally and utility in mind.
The SOLO Cargo EV has a range of 100 miles and a top speed of 80 mph, making it safe for highway use. It also features front and rear crumple zones, side-impact protection, a Kevlar-reinforced safety hoop, torque-limiting control as well as power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, and a configurable entertainment system.
SOLO Cargo EV dimensions have been expanded to include cargo space for a total of 11.8 cubic feet of storage space – as compared to 5 cubic feet of storage in the standard SOLO EV. The uniquely styled vehicle is 53” tall and approximately 123” long, and the rear cargo dimensions are 37.5” long x 34” wide x 16” high. The Cargo version contains a variety of features for commercial applications including a bulkhead that separates the driver from the cargo contents, an adjustable/folding interior floor panel, cargo netting, lighting in the rear cargo space, and telematics enabled device. For added safety, the roof is reinforced with a Kevlar band.
The SOLO Cargo EV is now available for order with your ElectraMeccanica fleet representative by phone or email – all at a starting MRSP of $24,500. A dedicated sales manager is available to walk customers through the purchasing and outfitting process. A post-sale account manager is provided for aftersales service and warranty support including in-shop service training, parts, and allocated resources to ensure limited downtime for fleets.
