Agriculture
June 9, 2020
Updated on September 11, 2020
·Created on July 22, 2017
OX Truck is an all-terrain vehicle designed for underserved communities.
OX Truck is an all-terrain vehicle designed for transporting containers. The vehicle can be ‘flat-packed’ to reduce importation costs by increasing the units per container.
Three prototypes have been developed and Ox Truck is now in partnership with Shell to begin pre-production. Ox Truck has additionally commissioned a vehicle in India for demonstration and validation purposes.
Market Suggested Retail Price
$19,500.00
Distributors / Implementing Organizations
Manufacturing/Building Method
Intellectural Property Type
Patent Protected
User Provision Model
Unknown, still in prototype phase
Distributions to Date Status
Pre-production phase, 1 vehicle sent to India for demonstration purposes
Design Specifications
The OX truck is designed to carry up to 1,900 kg and with a load area volume of up to 8.87 cubic meters. It can handle most terrains, with a power train ground clearance of 250 m and chassis ground clearance of 400 m. It is flat-packed and this allows packing of up to 6 vehicles in a single container. It is powered by a 2 L, 4 cylinder, 16 valve diesel engine linked to a 5-speed manual gear-box, with a top speed of around 75 mph and an acceleration from rest to 60 mph capable of producing 385 Nm torque and a power output of 100 hp.
Technical Support
Provided by a trained general technician.
Replacement Components
Available by import. Interchangeable body panels mean lower spare parts count to stock. The OX's body panels are made from composite wood which is locally available and hence can be easily replaced.Interview with representative
Lifecycle
10 yearsInterview with representative
Manufacturer Specified Performance Parameters
Manufacturer does not have a specific performance target but aims to get as many units as possible to communities in AfricaInterview with representative
Vetted Performance Status
Safety
No known safety hazards are related to this product
Complementary Technical Systems
None
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