AUSA 2024: Mack Defense shows latest MD6 electric vehicle
Mack Defense has used its platform at AUSA 2024 to showcase its MD6 battery powered vehicle in a 4x2 configuration. The vehicle has been designed specifically for medium operations and has already seen service in civilian applications.
David Hartzell, president of Mack Defense, said: “[The civilian] experience will allow Mack Defense to use proven sub-systems to develop solutions that meet the requirements of the US Armed Forces.”
Key sub-systems include energy storage systems, electric motors, power management systems and the electrification of power steering, air conditioning and air compressors.
The electric vehicle features a three-phase Permanent Magnet Synchronized 260hp motor powered by
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