Powerland Tachyon Electric ATV

Power & Performance

The Powerland Tachyon uses in-wheel direct-drive motors to deliver power directly at the wheels. With up to 50hp peak output and 800Nm of wheel torque, this electric ATV offers responsive acceleration and capability for everyday farm, estate and smallholding tasks. For customers seeking electric quad bikes in Cornwall and Devon, it combines practical performance with quiet operation for checking livestock, moving equipment and travelling around your land.

Eco and Boost modes give you a choice of performance settings to suit your workload. Eco mode supports efficient use of battery capacity, while Boost provides a more responsive driving experience when required. This flexibility helps you adapt the Powerland Tachyon electric quad bike to different duties, from routine property checks to journeys between working areas, with settings that reflect your priorities throughout the day.

Selectable AWD/2WD and torque vectoring help manage traction across changing surfaces. Whether you’re travelling along tracks, crossing fields or navigating estate grounds, the Tachyon gives you useful options for adapting to your surroundings. 

Regenerative Braking and Controlled Descents

The Powerland Tachyon’s regenerative braking system recovers energy during deceleration, helping make use of energy that would otherwise be lost when slowing down. This technology also helps support control on descents, making it a useful feature for electric ATV users travelling across sloping land. For farms, estates and smallholdings in Cornwall and Devon, it adds practical functionality when moving between fields, following tracks or navigating changing ground conditions.

The regenerative system works alongside front and rear disc brakes to provide braking capability for everyday use. Together, these features support the Powerland Tachyon electric quad bike’s suitability for varied working environments. Whether you’re checking livestock, carrying equipment or travelling around your property, controlled deceleration is an important part of operating your ATV, particularly when routes include gradients, uneven surfaces or frequent stops.

The Tachyon’s electric drivetrain also removes the transmission humming associated with conventional geared motor systems, contributing to quieter travel around your property. Reduced operating noise can be especially useful around animals and areas where disturbance matters. Farm and Fleet Services offers practical advice on Powerland Tachyon electric ATVs through our Launceston and South Hams branches.

Battery & Charging

An 11kWh Battery for Your Daily Routine

The Powerland Tachyon features an 11kWh battery, with a manufacturer-quoted range of up to 110km in Eco mode. A full charge takes approximately six hours using the specified charger, allowing owners to plan charging around their own daily working routine. For customers exploring electric ATVs in Cornwall and Devon, these figures provide a useful starting point when considering the Tachyon for farm, estate or smallholding work.

For farms, estates and smallholdings, charging between periods of use can fit naturally around the working day. Planning where your electric quad bike will be parked and charged helps you assess how it could fit your routine. Consider access to a suitable charging location, the distance you typically travel and the time available between tasks, whether checking livestock, inspecting boundaries or moving around your property.

Actual range depends on conditions, including terrain, load, temperature and driving style. The quoted maximum should therefore be considered alongside your own working requirements.

Carrying & Towing

Practical Capacity for Farm and Estate Tasks

The Powerland Tachyon provides a front rack capacity of 60kg and a rear rack capacity of 75kg, giving you practical options for transporting tools, supplies and equipment around your land. For farms, estates and smallholdings across Cornwall and Devon, this electric ATV offers useful carrying space for everyday duties. Loads should always remain within the vehicle’s specified limits, with equipment positioned and secured according to the manufacturer’s loading guidance.

A standard two-inch receiver hitch supports suitable towing equipment, adding flexibility for appropriate light towing tasks. The brochure specifies a towing capacity of 300kg on level ground. Whether you’re moving supplies between working areas or considering a compatible trailer, the Powerland Tachyon electric quad bike’s towing specification should be assessed against your intended load, ground conditions and the manufacturer’s operating instructions before starting work.

With 300mm ground clearance, alloy wheels and six-ply radial tyres, the Tachyon combines useful working equipment with an off-road specification designed for varied terrain. 

Attachments to Extend Its Use

The Powerland Tachyon offers attachment options for tasks such as mowing and snow clearance, helping broaden its role beyond everyday transport. For farms, estates and smallholdings across Cornwall and Devon, suitable attachments can make an electric ATV a more versatile part of your equipment. Whether you’re maintaining grassed areas or preparing for seasonal changes, choosing compatible equipment helps you match your Powerland Tachyon electric quad bike to specific working tasks.

Using one machine for different jobs throughout the year can help you make better use of your ATV. Mowing attachments provide an option for appropriate grass maintenance, while snow-clearing equipment can support winter property care. The Tachyon’s quiet electric operation also makes it worth considering for work around animals or areas where reducing disturbance matters. Attachment suitability depends on your machine’s specification and operating requirements.

Speak to Farm and Fleet Services about compatible Powerland Tachyon attachments, availability and the equipment best suited to your work.

Comfort & Technology

Two Seats and Straightforward Controls

The Powerland Tachyon provides seating for two, offering flexibility when travelling around your property with another person. For farms, estates and smallholdings across Cornwall and Devon, this two-seater electric ATV provides a practical option for shared journeys between working areas. Whether you’re inspecting land or heading out to complete daily tasks, its passenger provision adds versatility to the Powerland Tachyon electric quad bike’s everyday role.

A rotary drive selector and vehicle indication unit place essential controls and information within reach, supporting straightforward operation. The layout brings together key functions for everyday use, helping you stay familiar with your machine’s operating information. A 5V USB socket also provides a convenient charging point for compatible devices, adding a useful feature when spending time around your farm, estate or smallholding throughout the working day.

The Tachyon also features Bluetooth app connectivity, with functions including vehicle diagnostics, location information and remote vehicle health monitoring. 

Choosing Your Electric ATV

Is the Powerland Tachyon Right for Your Workload?

An electric ATV is worth considering if your regular tasks involve travelling around a farm, checking livestock, maintaining an estate or moving equipment across a smallholding. The Powerland Tachyon combines electric power with practical features for these everyday duties. For customers exploring electric quad bikes in Cornwall and Devon, it offers an option to assess against your land, working routine and the jobs you need to complete.

The Tachyon’s quiet operation is especially useful where noise matters, including work around animals and locations where reducing disturbance is a priority. Its carrying racks, two-seat layout and selectable drive system provide flexibility for a variety of tasks. Whether travelling between fields or transporting tools around your property, the Powerland Tachyon electric ATV should be matched to your intended use and its specified operating limits.

Before choosing your machine, consider your typical daily distance, ground conditions, towing requirements and access to charging. These details help establish whether an electric quad bike suits your workload. Farm and Fleet Services can discuss these points with you through our Launceston and South Hams teams. We help customers across Cornwall and Devon compare the Tachyon with other ATV options and make an informed choice for their business.

Servicing & Aftercare

Local ATV Support Across Cornwall and Devon

Farm and Fleet Services provides ATV servicing, repairs and maintenance advice for customers across Cornwall and Devon. Our Launceston and South Hams teams offer practical support to help you care for your Powerland Tachyon electric ATV throughout ownership. Whether your machine supports farm work, estate maintenance or smallholding duties, regular attention helps keep it prepared for everyday use and the demands of your working routine.

Although the Tachyon’s direct-drive electric system reduces the number of mechanical drivetrain components, routine care remains important. Tyres, brakes and other working components still need regular attention, with maintenance carried out according to the manufacturer’s recommendations. Keeping track of servicing and reporting changes in performance can help identify issues requiring attention. Our team can discuss electric quad bike maintenance requirements and help you understand your machine’s care.

Local Advice & Availability

Powerland Tachyon Electric Quad Bikes in Cornwall and Devon

Looking for an electric quad bike for farm, estate or smallholding use? Contact Farm and Fleet Services to find out more about the Powerland Tachyon. This electric ATV combines quiet operation with practical features for everyday tasks, from checking livestock to travelling around your property. We help customers across Cornwall and Devon consider how the Tachyon could fit their land, working routine and regular transport requirements.

Our Launceston and South Hams teams offer practical guidance on Powerland Tachyon electric quad bikes. Tell us what you need your ATV to do, and we’ll help you explore its features, charging requirements and suitability for your land. From carrying equipment to travelling between working areas, understanding your typical tasks helps us discuss the specifications that matter most, including seating, rack capacities and selectable drive settings.

Before choosing your electric ATV, consider daily travel distances, ground conditions, towing needs and where you will charge it. Our team can talk through these points and answer questions about availability, compatible accessories and ongoing maintenance.