EV Charging With a Twist ⚡

Drivers cruising along an off-the-beaten track might stumble upon an unusual sight in the coming months.

Rivian is preparing a way for wilderness EV charging while parked at adventurous destinations, from mountain bike and hiking trails to kayaking spots.

The network will also include fast-chargers located along interstates, a strategy employed by Tesla and Electrify America, the entity set up by Volkswagen. Even Jeep plans to install EV charging stations at trailheads over the next few years.

The time of the Electric Truck is not only coming, but it’s coming in hot. People love pickups, and the love for EVs continues to grow.

Tesla announced the CyberTruck back in 2019. And Ford have just announced they will unveil a fully electric version of the Ford F-150 pickup truck called the F-150 Lightning on May 19. This is extremely exciting news for our BAM trailers!

Electric vehicles in cities make sense. The range is less important and there are chargers everywhere. Now is the time to think about the next step, and that’s EVs made for off-road or more rural applications. And BAM plans to lead that charge in the independent sector.

Battle Approved Motors will work in conjunction with the state of Arizona on its own EV charging network, with a twist. Off-Grid charging with soul.

BAM – Rolling to the future ✓

Mark Gantt teamed up with frequent collaborator Rowan Glenn and Tom Kirk and their Hidden Road Studios to be in front of the camera on this one. The video was directed by Kirk while Glenn handled the editing and visual effects.

Hidden Road Studios create music videos, lyric videos, live show visuals, and touring concert films. They’ve worked for such artists as Muse, Khalid, Imagine Dragons, Katy Perry, Shawn Mendes, Sam Smith, Coldplay, Elton John, Metallica, and many more.

Along with Miley, 52 other artists perform a unique rendition of their favorite song from Metallica’s self-titled fifth album (also known as The Black Album) in honor of its enduring impact over 30 years.

The new Blacklist album, along with a remastered version of the original Black Album, will both be released on Sept. 10 via Blackened Recordings.