We develop products designed specifically for the need of our customers, backed up by a comprehensive infrastructure of training, support and maintenance solutions. The eRanger is a versatile and robust vehicle design to enable access over the toughest terrain to deliver its varied cargo safely and in one piece, ready to go into action quickly and easily.
Whether it's a patient needing hospital treatment or a media kit for making presentations there is a unit that will suit your needs.
The eRanger combines the benefits of a motorcycle with the cargo capacity of a sidecar, in a package that is cost effective, rugged and simple to maintain. Ideal for use by the local population and already tried and tested in the hardest conditions, the eRanger has proven to be extremely durable and reliable and is already making a positive impact in various parts of the world.
eRanger is an international collaboration between Great Britain, Saudi Arabia and South Africa.
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"Transport in Rural Sub Saharan Africa has always been an issue that inhibits health services, development programmes and financial development. The dispersal of rural populations combined with poor road infrastructure and a lack of appropriate local services has created an inequality of wealth and wellbeing. The real challenge is to get that final transport stage in place from services to rural populations. The eRanger vehicles were designed to provide appropriate, low-cost transport capacity to cover the final link in the transport chain to the front door of rural communities. The design is based on the principle of using a vehicle that is simple, capable and cost effective"
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