03 — New Energy Vehicle
Mobility that runs on the same platform
Urban motorcycles, cargo tricycles and airport ground support equipment — built on the same LiFePO4 battery platform as the storage, and charged from the same posts.
The line
Every product in new energy vehicles
New Energy VehiclesElectric Motorcycle
72 V LiFePO4 commuters and delivery scooters
New Energy VehiclesElectric Cargo Tricycle
200–500 kg open-bed, box, tipper and fridge bodies
New Energy VehiclesAirport Ground Support Equipment
Electric baggage tractors, belt loaders and GPUs
Who it is for
Four buyers, four different reasons
Delivery and courier operators
High stop count, short routes and low average speed — the duty cycle where electric wins outright.
Urban commuters and rental fleets
Commuter and delivery scooters with a dedicated charging post for fast yard top-ups.
Construction and market logistics
Open-bed, tipper and closed-box tricycles carrying 200–500 kg through streets a van cannot use.
Airports and ground handlers
Baggage tractors, belt loaders and ground power units that cut apron emissions and noise.
Core advantages
Why this line is built the way it is
One battery platform
Motorcycles, tricycles and ground support equipment share LiFePO4 chemistry, so spares, training and charging infrastructure are common across a mixed fleet.
One yard, one charger
Tricycles share the charging post with the motorcycles — a single yard solution instead of parallel infrastructure.
Duty-cycle sizing
Battery capacity is specified against your shift pattern rather than a brochure range figure.
Telematics where it earns its keep
GPS, route reporting and state-of-charge monitoring are available as options on every line rather than bundled into the price.
Related projects
Where this line has already shipped
FAQ
About the new energy vehicles line
What is included in this product line?
Can the products be customised for our market?
What support comes with the equipment?
How are warranty terms structured?
Not sure which tier fits?
Send the load, the site and the goal. We size it before we quote it.