Delivery Time:15-30 days
Certification:CCC, ISO9001:2008

YF-F8 passenger electric tricycle with roof, size: 2750*950*1200 mm

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Use For: passenger

Driving Type: electric

Body Type: open

Power: 1000W

Model Number: YF-F8

Certification: CCC

Specifications:

Size(mm)	2750*950*1200
Motor	60V 1000W
Top speed(km/h)	25
Brake type	Foot brake
Wheel size	2.75-14
Ground clearance	1.3m

Description:

This model’s ITEM No is YF-F8, its motor type is 60V 1000W. Customers can choose colors such as red, blue, yellow, orange and silver white. If you need charger, we can provide it for you. This model’s charger input voltage is 220V. Charger output voltage is 48-59V. Its charger capacity is 20ah. Charging time could keep 6-8 hours. Each of this model needs four or five pieces battery. A single storage battery is 12V. Aset of storage battery is 48V. In addition, this passenger electric tricycle can sit 4 persons excluding the driver. This model could load 300kg. The total weight of this passenger electric tricycle id 160kg. The foot brake is very convenient for driver to brake in time. Because this model can be assembled, each of the spare parts needs to package. Generally speaking, the packaging type is carton. The fiber roof and frame use ABF(plastic air bubble film).
 

Applications:

Carry passengers

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1. High quality and reasonable price

2. Good after-sales service

3. High technology base

4. Famous brand with rich experience

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