At a reference $31,990, pending a current quote, the iCAUR V23 4WD takes its distinctive shape and gives it hardware to match: dual motors, 208 hp, 501 km of rated range, and 205 mm of ground clearance.

The second motor transforms it. Where the 2WD is charming, the 4WD is quick: 0–100 km/h in 7.5 seconds with all-wheel traction to help put power down on wet mountain roads, loose gravel, and muddy finca entrances. The upright cabin seats five in airiness, with heated electric front seats, a 15.4-inch screen, and phone integration covering daily life — and V2L turns it into a power station wherever you stop.

The larger 81.8 kWh battery is rated at 501 km (CLTC); its reach for commuting and a weekend escape depends on routes and driving conditions. DC fast charging up to 104 kW puts a 20–80% stop at about 42 minutes. Home charging on 6.6 kW handles the overnight routine, and Type 2/CCS2 ports are compatible with stations using those standards in Costa Rica's public networks. The battery chemistry is listed as NMC — a regional approximation — so confirm the local pack and follow the manufacturer's charging instructions.