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Quantum Aggressor Alternative Mobility Vehicle

Quantum Fuel Systems Technologies Worldwide, Inc. has unveiled a high-performance off-road stealth vehicle, which it has developed for the U. S. Army. The Quantum Aggressor is being dubbed an "Alternative Mobility Vehicle" and features a silent running operational mode with reduced thermal signature.

Quantum Aggressor Alternative Mobility Vehicle is a high-performance stealth vehicle being sold to the U. S. Army.


 

 

The Quantum Aggressor is also a high-performance vehicle since it has superior acceleration compared to similar gasoline or diesel all-terrain vehicles. The Aggressor can reach speeds of 40 mph twice as fast as other similar ATVs (about 4 seconds) and has a top speed of 80 mph.

The Aggressor comes equipped with Type IV impact resistant carbon fiber storage tanks. The tanks are polymer-lined and fully wrapped with fiber composite and rated at 10,000 psi. The 10 kw fuel cell and energy storage module provide power on demand to the high-torque electric motors. In order to provide optimal traction and safety, the Quantum Aggressors electronic control unit imposes speed and torque limits on the drive train.

On-board power generation is another feature for the Aggressor. It can be driven to remote locations and used to power communications, targeting and surveillance equipment plus other battlefield electronic devices. This H2 ATV also does not produce any emissions throughout the different operational modes, making it a very stealth vehicle.


 

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