ELECTRIC AUTO RIKSHAW


   (Mahindra Treo e-auto rikshaw)

Considering the unbearable prices of petrol and diesel in India there is strong trend for common man to shift to electric vehicles. If quality vehicles are available at reasonable prices and adequate numbers almost all auto rickshaws on the Indian  roads shall be electrically driven soon.

Major manufacturers of electric auto rickshaws in india including: Mahindra, Bajaj, Piaggio, Terra Motors Corporation, Electrotherm (India) Ltd, Hero Electric Vehicles Pvt Ltd, Lohia Auto.Industries, Kinetic Green Energy & Power Solutions Ltd, Saera Electric Auto Pvt Ltd, Kerala Automobiles Ltd, and Atul Auto Ltd.

Price of Mahindra Treo auto rickshaw ex show room range - ₹1.69 lakh to ₹2.79 lakh.

Bajaj Compact RE - ₹2.27 lakh onwards.

Bajaj Maxima C - ₹2.64 lakh onwards

Bajaj Maxima Z - ₹1.90 lakh onwards

Piaggio Ape R City - ₹2.84 lakh onwards

Mahindra E- Alfa Mini -₹1.26 lakh onwards

Kinetic Safar Smart ₹1.53 lakh onwards.

Battery
There are many battery manufacturers.

Price of Amaron battery 12 V, 120 Ah is ₹7,000/-
Amaron batteries are also available at ₹3,700/-, ₹3,999/-, ₹5,500/- etc 
Normal charging time of battery is 6 to 8 hours.
Prices of lithium battery range between:
Lithium-Ion ₹2,250/- to ₹1,50,000/-
Lith.phosp ₹3,750/- to ₹2,50,000/-
Lith-Polymer ₹2,500/- to ₹5,00,000/-
A Lithium-Ion battery lasts 2 to 3 years or 300 to 500 charge cycles

One charging will give 80 to 90 km run.

A Singapore based automobile manufacturer Shado Group has unveiled a three wheeler recently. They assure that their battery can be fully charged in 5 minutes time.

Before going for a battery one should learn all technical features from reliable sources.

Please don't rely much on the prices and other details shown above as no accuracy is guarenteed.

K V George


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