Force Gurkha Based EV Revealed

Spartan 2.0 EV is based on the 3-door Force Gurkha

Uses a 57.4 kWh battery pack sourced from China

Offer maximum range of 240 kms

February 02, 2024 Konica Singh

Czech start-up, MW Motors has unveiled an all-electric SUV named Spartan 2.0. This electric SUV is derived from the 3-door version of the Gurkha. The company continues to use the Gurkha's basic structure, including the ladder on the frame chassis, suspension, cabin, and interior, without making significant changes. Just like the 3-door Jimny version, the Spartan is exclusively available as a commercial vehicle in specific global markets.

Here is everything you need to know about this new MW Motors Spartan 2.0 electric SUV.

Force Gurkha-Based EV: Exterior Design, Interior, & Tech Features

Force Gurkha

Although the overall design remains the same, there are a few noticeable changes. One such change is the blanked-off front grille that houses the charging port.

On the inside, the front of the vehicle has two fabric-covered seats, and much of the interior is similar to the Gurkha.

In terms of features, the vehicle comes equipped with a touchscreen infotainment system and a fully digital instrument cluster. Additional equipment includes power windows, a two-way adjustable steering wheel, adjustable seats, air conditioning, and more.

Force Gurkha-Based EV: Battery Details

Under the hood, the Spartan is equipped with a 57.4kWh battery pack, sourced from China. However, the motor and other necessary components for the vehicle will be manufactured by MW Motors only. The claimed range of the Spartan is approximately 250 kms, and the combined power from the battery pack and motor stands at 173 bhp with 1075 Nm of peak torque.

The battery pack can be charged from 0 to 80 percent in just over half an hour. The vehicle also supports bi-directional charging.