Historic Royal Palaces organization has choosen an Alke' ATX for Kensington Palace in London that opens its doors to Alke' 100% electric utility vehicles.
Choosen by Historic Royal Palaces organisation Alke' electric vehicles have made their way to Kensington Palace, the London royal residence. After the Royal Palace in Copenhagen, another royal residence has opened its doors to Alkè zero-emission vehicles.
Configuration of Alke' ATX used at Kensington Palace by Historic Royal Palaces:
- close cab with two doors
- steelmesh sides
- electro-hydaulic tipping for the loading bed
- battery filling system
The ATX electric vehicle used for the maintenance of Kensington Palace terrains is equipped with 55 cm high steel mesh sides and rear drop side that enable increasing the volume of the loading area. This eco-friendly utility vehicle is also equipped with an electro-hydraulic lifting system for the loading bed to easily unload any load present in the storage bin such as branches and leaves.
The small electric van with a range of 70 km manages to operate for a full working day, even on large terrains such as those of Kensington Palace property.
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More and more places of historical interest have chosen Alkè electric transport vehicles for their maintenance activities, among which the latest Government Offices in Brdo, Slovenia.
Alke' electric vehicles are indeed silent and ecological, features that are of ever-increasing importance among the assessment criteria for purchasing utility vehicles in our society. Alkè electric vehicles are also very sturdy and their performance is comparable to that of equivalent traditionally fueled vehicles, which are instead noisy and polluting.
