Bortana EV trial at Australian gold mine

A purpose-built battery electric utility vehicle developed in a partnership between two Australian suppliers and a Brazilian vehicle maker will undergo a three-month trial

The light vehicle is designed to be more sustainable and durable than standard vehicles with traditional diesel-powered engines

29 May 2019
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The Bortana electric vehicle was custom-made for the harsh environments of Australian mine sites.

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