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Vanderhall

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United States flag
Utah, United States

2010 – Present

16 years
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Vehicles
5
2

Vehicle types

  • Lightweight4
  • SUV2
2

Fuel types

  • Electric3
  • Gasoline3

Also known as

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  • Vanderhall Motor Works

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Company overview

Vanderhall Motor Works is a vehicle manufacturer located in Provo, Utah. Steve Hall founded the company in 2010 after working as a CAD designer. He developed initial designs for three-wheeled autocycles, beginning with the Laguna model in 2016. The Laguna and its variations, including the Laguna Sport Premium and Laguna Bespoke Motoring Experience, were produced. These models use a 1.4-liter turbocharged GM Family 0 engine with a GM 6-speed automatic transmission. Vanderhall introduced additional models in subsequent years, such as the Venice (2017), Edison 2 (electric version of the Venice), and Venice Speedster (2018). The company also developed concepts for vehicles including the Brawley, Carmel, and Yuma. The domain name vanderhall.com was subject to a UDRP dispute in 2023.

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Full address

Vanderhall

3500 Mountain Vista Parkway

Provo, Utah

84606, United States

Visual history

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    2010–2022

    5 vehicles
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Vanderhall5 models

In Production5

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Brawley
2022–2026
409 hp—
Carmel
2019–2020
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197 hp2
Edison
2017–2020
142 hp2
Laguna
2016–2020
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203 hp—
Venice
2017–2020
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177 hp2