The Nomad itself is an off-road version of the Ariel Atom, with both cars being little more than tube frame chassis with wheels attached. The concept is based on the redesigned Ariel Nomad 2 ...

The Ariel Nomad was already one of the coolest cars you could buy - looking like a pile of ambulatory scaffolding, it could conquer off-road challenges that would stump a Land Rover, even though it ...

Ariel, maker of the bare-bones Atom sports car, has electrified its all-terrain buggy with the E-Nomad concept. The E-Nomad uses a 282-hp rear-mounted electric motor and weighs only 1975 pounds.

Ariel unveils the new E-Nomad concept based on the new Nomad 2 off-roader. The rear-mounted electric motor produces 281 horsepower and 361 lb-ft of torque. Weighs around 1,975 lbs and has a range ...

it's still very light compared to regular cars. Ariel will continue testing this model and evaluate production plans based on ...

Ariel, a small British company known for developing segment-bending sports cars, has unveiled an electric version of its Nomad 2 off-roader. While still at the concept stage, the E-Nomad will ...

The Ariel Nomad is the perfect vehicle for getting muddy in, but soon, you might be able to get your Nomad fix while remaining completely clean. In terms of tailpipe emissions, at least..

The basis for all of Ariel's cars is to make them light and fast. While going fast isn't a problem for electric vehicles, being light can be a struggle. But with the Ariel E-Nomad concept, the ...

Today, Ariel unveiled its idea for an all-electric take on that go-anywhere car with the E-Nomad. Ariel says the E-Nomad can match the more than respectable acceleration of its gas-powered car ...

The new Ariel E-Nomad concept shows that the bijou Somerset car maker is taking a long view for its range of lightweight sports cars: it’s fusing the go-anywhere thrills of the Nomad sports ...

But an even more dedicated all-terrain EV has just dropped from everyone’s favorite lightweight British performance car company. Not porky new Lotus, but Ariel, whose E-Nomad concept can teach ...