Back to school with Corvus Off-Road Vehicles

Back to school with Corvus Off-Road Vehicles: Several UK Corvus dealers were back at school for a week in November on the first-ever BOSS ORV technical training course at the Corvus factory in Murcia, Spain. Corvus, Europe’s first 4×4 utility vehicle manufacturer, was commended for the effort put into the organisation of the event, which was led by Gabriel Motos and José Fernández Blázquez.

The course covered a full factory tour and classes on the latest Corvus Terrain Diesel DX machines, described by Boss as following the line of its predecessors, but with improved aspects that make it definitely superior. The range comprises five models, or variations, and the course covered all aspects. There was also specialised training on the new fully electric Corvus EX4, which the company defines as an all-electric 4×4 utility vehicle with lower maintenance cost coupled with great robustness and durability.

Back to school with Corvus Off-Road Vehicles

Back to school with Corvus Off-Road Vehicles

The factory visit and course is the first of a series and Phil Everett, the BOSS ORV Managing Director, praised the dealers attending for engaging in the training and helping to develop the courses for future attendees. Especial thanks went to William Ellis from DGT, Rodrigo Pereira from Compact Electric Vehicles, Tom Allen from Duncan Brassington Agricutural Sales and Service Ltd. Martyn Burwell from Chandlers (Farm Equipment) Ltd. Angus Nairn from Ace ATV Ltd. and John Mottram from W&M AGRI Limited.

For more information about the Corvus Terrain range, you can call 01785 561046 E-mail: sales@bossorv.co.uk Web: www.bossorv.co.uk

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