The Rover is a 3-wheel, stand-up electric all-terrain vehicle designed to combine scooter-like riding with surf/skate-style leaning control. It’s essentially the “next generation” platform in the CycleBoard lineup, positioned for riders who want more stability and off-road capability than a standard e-scooter. Key Features: Patented lean-to-steer carving system for surf/skate-style control High-torque rear electric hub motor system (60V class platform) Designed for pavement, dirt paths, gravel, and light off-road terrain Front and rear suspension system for enhanced stability and comfort Large all-terrain pneumatic tires for grip and shock absorption Wide standing deck for improved balance and rider control Hydraulic and electronic braking system for strong stopping power Digital LCD display showing speed, battery level, and ride modes Multiple ride modes for performance and control adjustment Reinforced frame designed for high-load stability and durability Weather-resistant construction for outdoor riding conditions Specifications: Motor: High-torque rear hub motor (approx. 1800W class depending on configuration) Battery: 60V lithium-ion battery system (LG/Samsung cells in many builds) Top Speed: Up to 25–28 mph (40–45 km/h) Range: Up to 35–40 miles (56–64 km) depending on terrain and rider weight Frame: Reinforced aluminum/steel hybrid frame Brakes: Hydraulic + electronic braking system Suspension: Full front and rear suspension system Tires: Large pneumatic all-terrain tires Display: LCD digital dashboard Lighting: LED headlight and rear safety lighting (model dependent) Payload Capacity: High-capacity utility-rated frame (varies by configuration) Drive System: Rear hub electric drive system Configuration: 3-wheel stand-up electric off-road vehicle