Electric Version of LiLi Radar Land Rover Unveiled, Priced at $1,998
LiLi, a Chinese automotive manufacturer, has recently launched an electric version of its popular "Radar Land Rover," designed specifically for flying drone applications. The vehicle, known as the LiLi Electric Fly Hand, is priced at an affordable $1,998.
The LiLi Electric Fly Hand is an electric drive prototype built on the body of a traditional LiLi Radar Land Rover, with a length of 651 kilometers. This unique setup makes it an ideal platform for flying drone applications, particularly in agriculture and forestry. The vehicle comes equipped with a 15kW power output system, capable of recharging drones on-site.
In terms of design, the electric version retains the identical exterior appearance of its predecessor, with an added plant protection equipment box on the rear cargo compartment. The sides of the vehicle feature a charging port for drone recharging, ensuring a seamless operation experience.
Furthermore, the LiLi Electric Fly Hand boasts impressive capabilities, including:
- 380V/15kW industrial-grade charger system
- 70+ drone charges in one day capacity
- Less than 8 minutes to recharge a single drone battery
As an eco-friendly vehicle option, the LiLi Electric Fly Hand features exceptional quietness comparable to that of a library (equivalent to Grade A noise standards). Its electric powerplant supports an uninterrupted operation period lasting more than ten hours.
Additionally, the electric version benefits from enhanced safety and performance:
- IP68-rated electrical protection
- 500mm maximum depth in water
- Min 221 mm clear ground interval
Mechanically, the vehicle features a single-power motor with maximum output of 200kW, peak torque of 385nm, along with an optional 65% steepest slope climbing capability and an expected mass distribution to support 790 kg payloads.
