Upcycle Green Technology

🚀 For Sale: REV500 Electric Pickup Prototypes – Upcycle Green Technology ⚡

Upcycle is offering its first two REV500 electric pickup prototypes, developed over 5 years of research in PEI and showcased at multiple innovation events.

🔹 Fully electric & road-legal
🔹 Inspected and approved by PEI Department of Transportation (valid MVI)
🔹 Licensed, insured, and in operation
🔹 Range: ~150 km per charge
🔹 AC Level 1 & 2 charging (120/240V)
🔹 100 kW electric motor

💰 Price: CAD $17,500 + HST per unit (OBO)
💰 Special offer: 2 prototypes for CAD $30,000 + HST

💡 Both units share the same technology as our 3rd and final prototype (production design), but these first two were built for testing and public demonstrations. For this reason, they are offered at less than half the appraised value (CAD $45,000 each). Vehicles will be sold as-is, in their current condition.

📌 Ideal for environmental organizations, educational institutions, or clean tech collectors.
📍 Located in Stratford, PEI – available for demonstration.

👉 Serious inquiries: Please contact us via Facebook message or at [email protected]

🌱 Upcycle Green Technology – Driving sustainable mobility in PEI.

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