Lunar Outpost’s Pegasus is the Rover Built to Give Artemis Astronauts Real Range on the Moon
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NASA selected Lunar Outpost to build the Pegasus rover for the Artemis program, awarding $220 million to develop a crewed vehicle for the lunar south pole. Designed for two astronauts, Pegasus can travel up to 900 kilometers on a single charge, operate for a full year, and handle both crewed driving and autonomous navigation — making it a major leap forward for long-term lunar exploration starting around 2028.
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