Company Announces Unprecedented Electric Tricycle With 60 km Range That Costs Less Than R$ 1,200

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 19/11/2022 at 12:04

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The SwapperTriango+ Electric Tricycle Is Zeway’s New Bet in the Low-Cost Electric Vehicle Market.

The electric vehicles are being widely considered lately, and they are increasingly gaining space among consumers. But for consumers to have access to electric vehicle options, the companies responsible for creating and developing these models need to make a significant effort to secure their place in the market, especially less well-known companies.

An example is the company Zeway, which is committed to consolidating itself in highly competitive categories, such as electric scooters and mopeds – two or three-wheeled vehicles capable of reaching a maximum speed of only up to 50 km per hour.

Zeway Presents Its Electric Tricycle to the World

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Zeway has partnered with retail establishments in Paris and other regions near the French capital to offer a network of around 40 stations for electric vehicle charging.

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SwapperTriango+ The Newcomer in the Market and Loved by the French

For the French, the SwapperTriango+ Electric Tricycle has more than enough to commute daily around the city. In terms of range, according to data from Zeway, it is 60 km per charge.

Another important point and differentiator is that the two batteries of the tricycle can be removable, as well as the possibility of being replaced by other units that are already 100% charged, at charging terminals.

This greatly optimizes charging time, as there will be no need to wait for the tricycle to recharge; you can simply swap the uncharged batteries for fully charged ones and continue your journey, which is a big plus for Zeway.

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Battery swapping for the SwapperTriango+ Electric Tricycle is only feasible due to the company’s decision to adopt a specific line of batteries that serve all its electric vehicle models.

The tricycle has 14″ wheels, with CBS braking, perfectly combining the simultaneous action of the front and rear brakes. The SwapperTriango+ weighs about 106 kg and stands out for having a reverse gear, which is quite a handy feature when parking the vehicle.

And finally, the price of the tricycle: according to Zeway, the SwapperTriango+ Electric Tricycle will only be sold by subscription, at a price of 205 euros per month, costing around R$ 1,120 free of taxes in direct conversion. For 205 euros, the driver will have total freedom to drive with unlimited mileage, as well as having access to insurance, charging points, and battery exchanges without charge.

Company Announces Unprecedented Electric Tricycle With 60 km Range That Costs Less Than R$ 1,200

The SwapperTriango+ Electric Tricycle Is Zeway’s New Bet in the Low-Cost Electric Vehicle Market.

Zeway Presents Its Electric Tricycle to the World

SwapperTriango+ The Newcomer in the Market and Loved by the French

Learn More About Battery Swapping

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