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An Electric Three-Wheeler or E-Rickshaw is a battery-operated vehicle that functions similarly to a traditional rickshaw, but without the need for fuel. These vehicles are commonly used for short-distance passenger transport and cargo delivery in urban and rural areas. Here’s a more detailed look at electric three-wheelers:

1. Electric Motor:

   • E-rickshaws are powered by an electric motor, usually driven by a rechargeable battery, which eliminates the need for fossil fuels like petrol or diesel.
   • The battery typically uses lithium-ion technology, which is more efficient and eco-friendly.

2. Design and Structure:

   • E-rickshaws typically have three wheels, with one wheel in the front and two at the back.
   • They are designed to carry passengers (usually 4-6 passengers) or cargo (in certain models).
   • The vehicles have a canopy and side covers for protection from the elements.

3. Charging and Battery Life:

   • E-rickshaws are typically charged using a standard electric outlet, and the battery generally takes 6-8 hours to fully charge.
   • A full charge allows the vehicle to travel between 60-100 kilometers, depending on the battery capacity and road conditions.
   • Battery life is typically around 3-5 years.

4. Cost Efficiency:

   • Operating costs are significantly lower than conventional fuel-based vehicles, since electricity is cheaper than petrol or diesel.
   • E-rickshaws are also exempt from certain taxes in many regions, adding to their affordability.

5. Environmental Impact:

   • E-rickshaws are eco-friendly, as they produce zero emissions during operation, reducing air pollution and the carbon footprint compared to traditional fuel-powered rickshaws.

6. Speed and Range:

   • The average speed of an e-rickshaw is around 25-30 km/h, making it ideal for city commuting and short-distance trips.
   • The range of the vehicle can vary based on the battery capacity and terrain.

7. Regulations:

   • In many countries, especially in South Asia, e-rickshaws have become popular as an alternative to auto-rickshaws due to their affordability and environmental benefits.
   • However, regulations regarding their operation vary across regions. Some areas may have specific licensing requirements for operators, while others provide incentives to encourage their use.

• Cost-effective: Lower operating costs due to electricity being cheaper than fuel.
• Environmentally Friendly: Zero emissions, helping reduce urban air pollution.
• Quiet Operation: Quieter than traditional fuel-powered vehicles, contributing to a reduction in noise pollution.
• Low Maintenance: Fewer moving parts compared to internal combustion engine vehicles, resulting in lower maintenance costs.

1. Passenger Transport:

   • E-rickshaws are increasingly being used for passenger transport in urban areas, especially for last-mile connectivity in cities.
   • They are used for short trips, especially in crowded markets, residential areas, and tourist zones.

2. Cargo Transport:

   • They are also used for small-scale delivery services, transporting goods like vegetables, fruits, and parcels within local areas.

3. Tourism and Recreational Uses:

   • In tourist-heavy regions, e-rickshaws are used to transport tourists around areas like parks, temples, and markets, providing an eco-friendly option for sightseeing.

Additional Information:

• Production Capacity: 500 Stock
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