Honda Copy? Alibaba Sells Online the Possible Cheapest Electric Motorcycle in the World; It Reaches 80 km/h and Costs Less Than a Thousand Dollars

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 20/04/2021 at 11:48

Updated on 28/04/2021 at 13:52

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Company Creates Super Affordable Electric Motorcycle That Can Be Purchased Online; See Transportation Details

The world is adapting, and companies are increasingly investing in clean energy. Today, motorcycles, one of the most used means of transportation globally, are part of the daily life of people in all countries on the planet. Motorcycles are seen as a form of leisure in wealthy countries, however, in developing countries, they are regarded as a cheap and practical mode of transport. In Brazil, Honda is the market leader in gasoline-powered motorcycles, but Alibaba may enter the market bringing an exciting innovation with an electric motorcycle.

With this in mind, Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce giant, is selling a low-cost electric motorcycle. It is the FLY-3, already sold on the official website of the company. The motorcycle represents one of the most affordable electric motorcycles in the world, priced at US$ 960, or R$ 5,300 at the current exchange rate. The motorcycle is sold in different models and prices, ranging from 3kW to 8kW of power.

The top speed of the electric motorcycle from Alibaba is 80 KM per hour. Visually, it looks quite similar to Honda products, especially the Honda CG 160, 2017 model. Weighing 95 KG, the FLY-3 is much lighter than the Honda Titan model, which weighs 121 KG. Additionally, the resemblance between the FLY-3 and the Honda model from 2017 is striking.

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More Details About the FLY-3 Electric Motorcycle Sold by Alibaba

The battery of the electric motorcycle from Alibaba is 2.5 kWh. Since it is an electric motorcycle, it makes no noise, which can be quite strange for those used to the roar of combustion engine motorcycles, such as those from Honda. Its maximum load is 150 KG. The motorcycle has several features similar to gasoline motorcycles, such as an LED panel, comfortable seat, disc brake, and comes in two colors: red and blue.

Honda Copy? Alibaba Sells Online the Possible Cheapest Electric Motorcycle in the World; It Reaches 80 km/h and Costs Less Than a Thousand Dollars

Company Creates Super Affordable Electric Motorcycle That Can Be Purchased Online; See Transportation Details

More Details About the FLY-3 Electric Motorcycle Sold by Alibaba

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