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Eco Friendly Electric Passenger Tricycle With Roof , Electric Battery Rickshaw For Passenger

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Description

1. Specification?

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Size (mm) | 2750*950*1700 |
Brake system | Front and rear drum |
Motor | 48V 850W/1000W |
Match | Front windshield |
Controller | 24 tube |
Maximum speed (km/h) | 26 |
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2. Describtion

This model is in hot sale in India. It adds new features: the slide cloth. Each of this electric tricycle has slide cloth to give passenger a lot of shade in hot weather. This model is front and rear drum. You could choose 48V 850W motor or 48V 1000W motor. The color is customized. At the same time, you could choose to install windshield glass or not. If you need applique, our company can design it for you. For this model, customers can choose mechanical speedometer or liquid speedometer.Liquid speedometer has six pieces of wires. The colors are dark blue, white, green, pale blue, orange and yellow. Under the strong light, customers can see the screen very clearly. The onscreen interface is very simple for driver to understand. The size of the screen is 8cm*4cm. The length of connection wire is about 20cm.

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3. Application

Carry passenger

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4. Competitive advantage

1. rich types of electric vehicles

2. established in 1995, rich experience in producing electric vehicles

3. well-qualified management staff members

4. customer orientation

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Electricity would remain little more than an intellectual curiosity for millennia until 1600, when the English scientist [William Gilbert] made a careful study of electricity and magnetism, distinguishing the [lodestone] effect from static electricity produced by rubbing amber.?He coined the [New Latin] word electricus (& quot;of amber& quot; or & quot;like amber& quot;, from ?λεκτρον, elektron, the [Greek] word for & quot;amber& quot;) to refer to the property of attracting small objects after being rubbed.?This association gave rise to the English words & quot;electric& quot; and & quot;electricity& quot;, which made their first appearance in print in [Thomas Browne]& acute;s [Pseudodoxia Epidemica] of 1646.

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