Choosing the right motor for your electric rickshaw fleet can be confusing. The "best" technology on paper might not be the best for your business, leading to costly mistakes. For most electric rickshaw applications, the rugged and cost-effective induction motor is the superior choice. While a Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor (PMSM) offers higher efficiency, its benefits are often negated by

Winter is coming, and your electric rickshaw fleet is slowing down. This lost range costs you money and leads to service disruptions. Protect your fleet and profits with these essential winter maintenance tips. Winter maintenance for an electric rickshaw focuses on protecting the battery from the cold, preventing rust and moisture damage, and ensuring mechanical parts like brakes and tires

Planning your container of electric rickshaws? The number of units you fit directly impacts your shipping cost per unit. Miscalculating this can be an expensive mistake for your business. A standard 40-foot High Cube (40HQ) container typically holds 25-30 electric rickshaw taxis packed as SKD (Semi-Knocked Down) kits. For more disassembled CKD (Completely-Knocked Down) kits, you can fit around 35

Your electric rickshaw is your workhorse, but now it’s losing speed. This slowdown hurts your delivery times and your bottom line. You need to find the cause fast. A sudden loss of speed in a cargo electric rickshaw is most often caused by a weak or low-charge battery, which triggers the controller’s undervoltage protection. Other common causes include motor demagnetization

Are your electric pickups struggling on unpaved roads? A standard setup can lead to a punishing ride, damaged cargo, and a vehicle that wears out far too quickly. The best combination for rural use is a robust, customized leaf spring suspension paired with wider, deeper-tread tires. This setup provides the durability and load capacity needed for farm work while improving

A broken-down rickshaw during harvest means lost time, lost crops, and lost income. You rely on this vehicle every day, but are you giving it the simple care it needs to survive the tough farm environment? Your electric farm rickshaw is low-maintenance, but not zero-maintenance. A few simple, seasonal habits focusing on the battery, tires, and frame are essential to

Are your drivers complaining about the sun and rain? This exposure doesn’t just affect comfort—it hurts productivity and can even damage your vehicle’s controls over time. Yes, you can and absolutely should add a canopy. Most electric cargo rickshaws are designed for it. Factories like ours offer options from simple semi-enclosed roofs to fully enclosed cabins to match any climate

Your fuel receipts are piling up, and engine repair bills are eating into your profits. You know there has to be a more cost-effective way to run your delivery or transport business, but you’re worried an electric truck can’t handle the daily grind. For most commercial uses, an electric 3-wheel motorcycle truck offers drastically lower running costs and a better

You need a new workhorse for your farm, but the choice is paralyzing. Go with a traditional fuel-powered rickshaw, and you’re stuck with high running costs. Choose electric, and you’re worried about running out of power in a remote field. The right choice depends entirely on your daily workload. Electric tricycles are unbeatable for cost savings on short, repetitive routes,