Horse Powertrain has unveiled a new plug‑in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) drivetrain that delivers an astonishing 3,164 pound‑feet of torque directly to the wheels—an output that far exceeds typical off‑road rigs. The high‑torque figure promises to give the vehicle a decisive edge in rugged terrain, enabling quicker acceleration over obstacles and improved traction in challenging conditions. Engineers attribute the performance boost to a sophisticated electric motor‑generator pairing that works in tandem with the internal combustion engine, offering both power and efficiency. Early tests suggest the PHEV can tackle steep climbs and loose surfaces with ease, positioning it as a strong contender for serious off‑road enthusiasts.
Horse Powertrain's new PHEV setup makes a whopping 3,164 pound-feet of torque at the wheels and promises improved off-road capability.
