Source: BstaboSource: BstaboChinese manufacturer Bstabo has finally launched its first round of products available to consumers. The Rock and Hawk ATVs are fully electric machines with different purposes, though they share the same maximum power output of around 23 horsepower and a range estimated to be around 75 miles. In addition to debuting its first four-wheelers, Bstabo has also posted to its website what will be its first UTVs.Source: BstaboSource: BstaboAdvertisementAdvertisementWhile the Hawk is more sport-forward and the Rock leans on utility as its priority, there's also the Falcon for youth riders. These are all electric with variations of a battery-motor powertrain, with the Rock and Hawk rated as 12kW (16 horsepower) and 100 lb-ft of torque, with a range of around 75 miles. Unfortunately Bstabo doesn't specify the range or power output for the kids' quad.Source: BstaboSource: BstaboInterestingly, Bstabo also shows a few machines on its site that only appear as renderings and patent or pre-production imagery. The Badger is a "Racing & Competition" model, and it looks like a mashup of a Polaris Scrambler and a Can-Am Renegade.Source: BstaboSource: BstaboAdvertisementAdvertisementBstabo's website also shows what will be the brand's first side-by-sides. The Rhino and Rhino-Plus work-and-utility rigs are both "Currently in development," as is the Freeman performance machine. Again, details are basically nonexistent, but the renders are at least interesting to look at. Will any of this actually become a reality? That's anyone's best guess.