Remarkably, Ariel has kept the weight ... could opt to add E-Nomad alongside its ICE Nomad 2 sibling, so we’ll take great interest in customer feedback on the concept car.’ Jonathan Bell has written ...

But with the Ariel E-Nomad concept, the company seems to have converted its little off-roader to electron power while preserving the featherweight character and high performance. That’s not to s ...

Ariel, maker of the bare-bones Atom sports car, has electrified its all-terrain buggy with the E-Nomad concept. The E-Nomad uses a 282-hp rear-mounted electric motor and weighs only 1975 pounds.

The E-Nomad carries a 41 kWh battery pack, and according to Ariel it'll go about 150 miles on a full charge. Put it on a DC fast charger and it'll fill back up from 20 to 80 percent in 25 minutes.

The Ariel Nomad 2 debuts with an all-new chassis, engine, bodywork and interior. The all-terrain sibling of the Atom has a Ford-sourced engine with up to 305 hp. The new Nomad is priced from £ ...

Ariel unveils the all-new second-generation Nomad 2 with Ford Focus ST power. The 2.3-liter four-cylinder engine produces up to 305 horsepower and 382 lb-ft of torque; 0-60 mph in 3.4 seconds.

Ariel has redesigned the Nomad The off-road sports vehicle is new from the chassis to the powertrain Ariel hasn't said when the new Nomad will arrive in the U.S. The Ariel Nomad has received a ...

The Ariel Nomad is the perfect vehicle for getting muddy in, but soon, you might be able to get your Nomad fix while remaining completely clean. In terms of tailpipe emissions, at least ...

Ariel Motor Company, it of the unhinged Atom sports car, has announced a new addition to its line-up. The Nomad takes all of the raw excitement of the Atom and dumps it into an off-road buggy.

On January 6, the rear-drive Honda-powered Ariel Nomad sport buggy will be revealed to the public, carving trails near you shortly after that. The Ariel Atom 3.5R Will Eat Supercars For Breakfast ...

So when a company with the pedigree of Ariel turns its hand to off-roading, we most definitely take notice. Enter the Nomad, Ariel’s rear wheel drive attempt at flinging people down gravel and ...