Description
The ROCK Electric ATV from BSTABO is designed for outdoor mobility, agricultural operations, ranch work, and recreational off-road riding. Combining electric power, independent suspension, and practical utility features, this two-seat all-terrain vehicle offers a versatile option for users who need to travel across uneven ground and handle a variety of outdoor tasks.
With multiple configurations available, the ROCK series allows buyers to compare power output, battery capacity, driving range, and drivetrain options according to their operating requirements.
Electric Power and Driving Performance
The ROCK series uses a permanent magnet synchronous motor to deliver responsive electric power for off-road applications. Depending on the configuration, maximum motor power reaches 17 kW, while the ROCK12-Pro offers a maximum motor torque of 136 N·m.
The ROCK12-Pro reaches a maximum speed of 80 km/h, while the Advance and Basic versions offer maximum speeds of 60 km/h. These options allow users to select a configuration that better matches their preferred balance of performance and everyday utility.
Battery Options and Driving Range
The ROCK series offers different battery configurations to accommodate varying travel requirements. The ROCK12-Pro features a 144 V, 110 Ah ternary lithium battery, with an estimated range of up to 120 km. The Advance model uses a 144 V, 70 Ah ternary lithium battery and provides an estimated range of 80 km. The Basic version features a 144 V, 72 Ah lithium iron phosphate battery, with an estimated range of 90 km.
All three configurations support battery management systems. Estimated charging time from 20% to 80% is approximately one to 1.65 hours, depending on the version. Actual range and charging performance may vary with terrain, load, temperature, and operating conditions.
Four-Wheel Drive and Off-Road Capability
Selected ROCK configurations feature selectable two-wheel and four-wheel drive, helping riders adapt to different outdoor surfaces. The ROCK12-Pro and Advance also feature a front differential lock, providing additional drivetrain capability for challenging terrain.
With 300 mm of ground clearance, the ROCK series is designed to navigate uneven surfaces and outdoor routes. The Pro version offers a maximum climbing capability of 40°, while the Advance and Basic versions are rated at 30°. Riders should assess terrain carefully and follow the manufacturer's operating recommendations.
Suspension, Braking, and Rider Control
The ROCK series features independent double A-arm suspension at the front and rear, with a rear stabilizer bar. The Pro version uses nitrogen shock absorbers, while the Advance and Basic versions feature coil-spring shock absorbers with oil damping.
Hydraulic disc brakes support controlled stopping, while the Pro version also includes electric power steering to assist maneuverability. These chassis features contribute to a practical riding experience across agricultural paths, ranch roads, and recreational trails.
Designed for Utility and Outdoor Applications
The two-seat ROCK Electric ATV can support farm inspections, ranch maintenance, outdoor transportation, and recreational exploration. Its rated load capacity is 255 kg, making it important to consider rider and cargo weight together when planning practical applications.
Optional accessories include cargo boxes, a winch system, tow hook assembly, skid plate, axle guard, and selected utility attachments. Availability depends on the model and configuration.
Choose the Right ROCK Electric ATV
BSTABO offers the ROCK12-Pro, ROCK12-Advance, and ROCK12-Basic to accommodate different performance and usage requirements. By comparing battery capacity, estimated range, drivetrain configuration, and suspension features, buyers can identify an electric ATV suited to their outdoor work and riding preferences.
With electric propulsion and configurable utility features, the ROCK series combines practical transportation with off-road versatility for agricultural operations and outdoor adventures.

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