Fueling up. Assembly worker demonstrates how Ranger takes power from ordinary outlet.
Only a hum: Won’t disturb neighbors
MEDINA, Minn. – The Polaris factory in this west Minneapolis suburb has begun shipping its new all-electric Ranger all-terrain vehicle. The Rangers are going out in small batches to dealers, mst if them pre-sold, the company said. The Rangers can be charged using a normal outlet. A full charge takes six to 10 hours although the is a faster upgrade. Two battery options give a range pf either 45 miles or 80 miles. “You can use the vehicle in the early mornings or late evenings without waking the neighbors,” a spokesperson said. Polaris had a smaller previous electric model with less range.