The Atlas ATV
A Beast Born to Roam
If your idea of escape includes mud, water, and terrain so rough it tests both machines and mindset — then the Atlas All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) is your passport. This is no ordinary off-roader. The Atlas is built to tackle extremes, carry serious loads, and get you (or your gear, or your crew) where others merely dream of going.
What Makes Atlas Stand Out
Strength & Capacity
Payload & People — Atlas tips the scales at a base weight around 2,200 kg, and can haul up to 1,500 kg. That kind of payload means you’re not just moving one or two, but up to 12 passengers, or any configuration you need — from field-commute to big-group transport.
Versatility — Interior fully modifiable. Need a stretcher? Fold-out seats? Full utility configuration? Atlas promises to deliver.
Off-Road & Water Ready
Traction & Suspension — Air suspension with vibration dampeners, differential lock, control over both pairs of wheels: everything is tuned to conquer off-road obstacles. High ground clearance and a low center of gravity help it stay stable where others falter.
Speed & Float — On land, Atlas can push 60 km/h (about 37 mph) — respectable for something this size. Over water? It cruises at about 7 km/h — yes, this thing can swim.
Ease of Use & Durability
Driver Friendly — If you can drive a car, you can drive an Atlas. Steering wheel control, all-wheel drive (4×4), and a clever swivel-wheel system (three operating modes) give surprisingly fine control for such a large, heavy all-terrain beast.
Low Maintenance — Service intervals every 200 engine hours. When you’re rolling through rugged roads, muddy swamps, snow, or across sand, fewer stops for repairs or tune-ups make a difference.
Why Coastal and Cottage Folks Should Take Notice
Here at Coast & Cottage, we love a bit of rugged charm — places where civilization meets wild; where the backroads become scenic; where connectivity is just as much about nature as it is about infrastructure.
Atlas fits into this lifestyle in several big ways:
Remote Access — If your homestead is off-grid, hard to reach, seasonal snow or flood prone, or only accessible via trails less traveled, Atlas gives you access. Hauling supplies, evacuating in emergencies, hosting family guests, or just scouting the land — Atlas makes all of these easier.
Work + Play — Whether you’re bringing in wood, boat gear, kayaks, building materials, or kids & pets for exploring, Atlas blends utility with adventure. You get a vehicle made to earn its keep and then deliver on fun.
Safety & Security — In coastal zones where storms, high water, or isolation are risks, having a reliable, capable machine matters. Atlas's build — high ground clearance, waterproof & amphibious capability, strong load capacity — makes it more than a luxury: it’s a readiness tool.
Resale & Adaptability — Because the design is modular, customisable, and built tough, an owner can adapt their Atlas year to year — whether converting seats, using interior space for cargo vs passengers, or preparing for particular seasons.
Considerations
No machine is perfect, and Atlas comes with trade-offs you’ll want to weigh:
Size & Logistics — Big vehicles need big storage, wide roads, strong docks or ramps. Might be overkill if your homestead life is super low-footprint or tightly constrained.
Cost of Operation — Fuel, upkeep, transportation (getting it to your location), perhaps import duties/tax depending where you live. Always wise to run the numbers for your particular region.
Regulation & Licensing — Depending on local laws, using a vehicle this size and capability may require special permits, insurance, or compliance with environmental/recreational rules.
