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Built in Britain.

Built for Work.
Engineered for safety.

The VQ is a machine designed from the ground up to perform safely in tough conditions.

range per charge

50

miles

towing capacity

900

kg

charge time

2.5

hr

The quad bike for serious operators

VoltQuads Ltd. builds bikes that working operators actually need: performance, reliability, and safety.

The VQ bike is quieter, cheaper to run, safer by design, and built in Britain.

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The VQ

A machine built for the ground you actually work on.

The VQ delivers consistent torque where it matters most: on hills, under load, and across uneven or wet terrain. The 48V battery system is a deliberate engineering choice, enabling safe, practical use in the field. 

The bike can run up to 50 miles on a single charge, charging from a standard 13-amp plug. The battery can be swapped on site without specialist tools or trained technicians, making it easy to use and keeping downtime to a minimum. 

It is Light Agricultural classified and fits directly into your existing operations.

Specs

Configurable speed and torque profiles for any rider ability or terrain condition

Safe start function for real working environments

Battery swappable on-site by the operator

Direct support from the people who built it - no distribution chain

Light Agricultural classified

try it for yourself

50

mi/per charge

900

kg towing capacity

2.5

hrs to full charge

40

mph max speed (Limited)

48

Volt Battery system

uk

Designed & Built

Total cost of ownership

Lower fuel costs, lower servicing costs, and a 100% capital allowance in year one.

The Economics

Net cost post tax

Running Cost

5 year Resale

Total 5 year cost

The VQ

£12 800

£530

-£8 000

£5 330

Can-Am Petrol

£7 600

£5 070

-£3 750

-£3 750

Up to £3,500 less

to own over five years than a comparable petrol quad at standard grid electricity rates and 2800m/pa

Assuming: 100% capital allowance available on purchase & resale value at current market rate.

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Our story

Built by people who understand the land.

Volt Quads started with someone who had spent decades running petrol quad bikes for work. Fred Chugg understands quad bikes better than almost anyone. He knows how they perform, where they fail, and what a better one should do. So he started building one himself. From the ground up.

Building a British-made electric quad bike is not a simple undertaking. It requires a team that understands the land, understands the machine, and is not prepared to compromise. 

The result is a machine that costs a fraction of the petrol alternative to run, handles whatever the ground asks of it, and is built around the safety of the people who use it every day.

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Charles Anderson

Chairman

Two decades farming Hudscott Manor Estate in Devon. Former Director, UN Environment Programme Finance Initiative. CEO, New Zealand’s largest life insurer.

David Jones

Director Finance and Strategy

Chartered accountant, Cambridge Master’s researching soil carbon markets, co-founder of two nature and climate capital businesses.

Harry Klary

Managing Director, Europe

Lives and works on a farm in the Austrian mountains. Rides across some of the most demanding terrain in Europe. Highly qualified electrical engineer and IT professional

Fred & Wendy Chugg

Technical Consultants

Decades of experience farming an estate in Devon and running quad bikes commercially across rugged terrain in British weather.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I ride before I buy?

Yes. We're delighted to offer demonstrations.

What is the maximum range of the VQ?

50 miles on a single charge. Charge time is 2.5 hours on a standard mains supply.

What is the maximum towing capacity?

900kg. Designed for the loads a working estate, farm, or land management operation actually puts on a vehicle.

How fast does it go?

The VQ has a 40mph top speed (limited for safety). Speed and power output can be configured by the operator before use, depending on the terrain and the rider.

What voltage does it run on?

48v. This is a deliberate engineering choice. It makes the battery safe to handle and swap on-site by the operator, without specialist tools or a trained technician.

Can the battery be swapped in the field?

Yes. The 48v battery is designed to be swapped on site by the operator without specialist tools or a service visit. This keeps downtime to a minimum and removes the need for a dealer to be involved in routine battery management.

Is it road legal?

As a Light Agricultural Vehicle, it can be used on public roads for agricultural purposes without requiring registration or road tax. Speak to the team if you want to confirm what that means for your specific operation.

What terrain can it handle?

The VQ was built for serious commercial use across working ground - gradients, uneven terrain, wet conditions, and loaded operation.

How safe is it for multiple riders with different experience levels?

The VQ has preset safety modes that allow speed, power output, and response sensitivity to be configured before a rider gets on the bike - adjusting speed, power output, and response sensitivity to match the person, terrain, and task. Switching between profiles takes seconds. Nobody goes further or faster than they should.

What happens when something needs attention?

You contact us directly. There is no distribution chain between you and the people who built the bike. All support comes from Telford.

Do you offer fleet pricing?

Yes, please contact us for more information on this.

Are the bikes available in Europe?

Soon to be available in Europe. Get in touch, and we will give you a timeline.

Wondering if the VQ is right for your operation?

The team can talk you through the full specification, the TCO comparison for your specific situation, and arrange a demonstration.

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