The Positive Military model combines low noise levels, a range of up to 100 km, and connections to power drones, radios, and other equipment in the field
Ukrainian manufacturer ELEEK has produced and delivered a batch of Positive Military electric vehicles to the Come Back Alive charitable foundation, an organization that funds equipment and projects for Ukraine’s Defense Forces.
According to information released by the company, the vehicles were developed for missions requiring mobility across difficult-to-access terrain, including team transportation, equipment transport, and reconnaissance activities.
Come Back Alive’s procurement report indicates that four electric motorcycles were ordered. So far, however, the foundation has not officially announced the transfer of the vehicles to a specific military unit.
Low noise is one of its main features
The main difference between the Positive Military and a conventional motorcycle lies in its electric propulsion system, which produces less noise and reduces its acoustic signature while moving.
ELEEK says it adopted a specific gear ratio and components designed to reduce noise generated by the chain. The system delivers torque of up to 230 Nm, an important feature for tackling mud, uneven terrain, and steep inclines.
Although the manufacturer classifies it as an electric bicycle, the Positive Military’s weight, performance, and construction make it closer to a lightweight electric motorcycle. The vehicle weighs approximately 90 kg and can reach speeds of between 60 km/h and 90 km/h, depending on its configuration and operating conditions.
The stated range is up to 100 km per charge. The battery takes around four hours to fully recharge, while the recommended maximum load capacity is 150 kg.
The vehicle also functions as a power source
In addition to transportation, the Positive Military can be used as a mobile power station. Its design includes a 220-volt outlet, USB Type-A and Type-C ports, and a 72-volt output for connecting inverters.
These connections make it possible to recharge or power equipment used in the field, such as radios, drones, night-vision devices, and auxiliary batteries. The solution can reduce dependence on conventional generators during operations conducted far from electrical infrastructure.
The model has three riding modes, reverse gear, and simplified controls mounted on the handlebars. Although it was designed for a single occupant, the vehicle has additional footrests, allowing it to temporarily carry a second person or assist in an emergency evacuation.
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Source and images: ELEEK – eleek.com.ua. This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
