Utilitarian SUV Partisan One will offer a 100-year warranty

12 October 2017

In addition, the novelty surprise appearance and price

In the world there are not so many "honest" SUV, not burdened with modern trappings. Production of Land Rover Defender has ended, the Mercedes-Benz Geländewagen has long acquired a comfortable vehicle, though the company still produces and utilitarian version. But the German firm Partisan Motors decided to go even further. She presented a model of Partisan One, which appeals to the primary off-road values.

When we talk about a practical SUV, we mean something with simple square shapes. Partisan One built this view in the absolute: it is difficult to imagine a car with more simple appearance.

From ostentatious simplicity, there's a reasonable explanation: the developers have tried to make the car such that its production in the shortest terms it was possible to establish anywhere in the world. For large, for body-Assembly is only required to cut a metal pipe of square section and properly connect them. In one sea container can fit five sets.

Partisan One can be done with three - and five-door body: considering the features of construction, the only question is what part of the cut pipe. It is even possible to vary the number of wheels: four, six or eight. Very flexible engineers came to the choice of the power unit. By default, the SUV is equipped with a 2.8-liter Fiat diesel engine with a capacity of about 150 horsepower, though you can choose the toppings hybrid or fully electric.

The basic version of the Partisan One will cost a minimum of 49 500 euros. This is clearly not the amount you expect to hear, looking at this car. But the manufacturer offers a 100-year-old (!) warranty.

A curious fact: a Partisan One designer and founder of the new company is a graduate of Moscow state technical University Yuri Postnikov. He recently famous dispute with the "GAZ Group". A few months ago Postnikov accused the Russian manufacturer that SUV "boar Next" was copied from the sketches that Postnikov has previously submitted the "Gas".