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Driving Harbinger's EV Chassis
Harbinger Motors' stripped chassis electric vehicle platform is scalable both in wheelbase and the number of battery packs. Join Work Truck's Wayne Parham and see how it drives a step van body.
Harbinger’s scalable stripped chassis EV was designed to support all the popular medium-duty body types available today, including commercial walk-in vans, recreational vehicles, box trucks, and others.
An innovative independent front suspension reduces the front overhang, and the tight integration of battery, powertrain, and frame allows what the company said is a best-in-class floor height.
According to Harbinger, steer-by-wire and brake-by-wire systems offer greater flexibility for driver positioning and prepare fleets for future innovations in autonomy and advanced safety.
Some of the features of the Harbinger stripped chassis include:
Forged steel independent double-wishbone front suspension
Heavy-duty steer-by-wire actuator with 50-degree wheel angle
Forged rear semi-live axle with full-floating wheel ends
Front GAWR options: 7,200/9,000 pounds
Rear GAWR options: 11,000/17,500 pounds
High strength steel frame with forged motor cross member
The battery packs are fully protected by the vehicle frame and scalable in 35-kilowatt-hour increments to economically support customer needs.
Join Work Truck's Wayne Parham as he takes the Harbinger for a drive.

