ARAI regulations for Low speed Electric bikes like Hero maxi, Hero Optima, Lectrix e1 etc are as follows
Maximum speed of the vehicle with a single person load ( 75Kg ) should not be more than 25 kmph
Maximum power delivered at the wheel with a single person riding should not exceed 250W power.
At maximum power condition, the vehicle will be tested for 30 min.
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Wednesday 15 April 2009
Electric car test drive
“It’s not a golf cart with doors, this is a serious automobile,” Brooks Agnew said about an electric Geo Metro parked at the Corbin Speedway Tuesday morning. And that automobile could bring 300 to 500 jobs to the Tri-County area. Agnew is the Vice President of Engineering for Green Star Products, a company that specializes in environmentally friendly “green” solutions to the United State’s energy needs. Green Star is planning to open a production building in Williamsburg within the year to produce commercial electric trucks used to deliver goods within city settings. Eventually the company hopes to produce consumer vehicles for people to use to commute to and from work. more info
Source : The Times Tribune
Source : The Times Tribune
Sunday 5 April 2009
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Build you own electric vehicle - by Seth Leitman
Convert it! - Michael Brown
Plug-in Hybrids - Sherry Boschert
Physics of Electric Propulsion - by Robert G Jahn
Build your own Electric Motor cycle - by Carl Vogel
Electric Locomotives- by Brian Solomon
Electric Vehicle and Burden of History - by David Kirsch
Hybrid Electric and Fuel cell vehicles - by Jack Erjavac
The Electric Vehicle - by Gijs Mom
Electric and Hybrid Cars - by Curtis D Anderson
Electric and Hybrid Vehicles - by Iqbal Hussain
Taking Charge - Michiel Brian Schiffer
Electric Vehicle battery systems - by Sandeep Dhameja
Electric Vehicles and Storage Batteries by John G Carroll
Your Guide to hybrid vehicles -Jim Hearnes
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Wednesday 1 April 2009
Hero Electric: Service @ Your Doorstep
Innovative attempt to attract their costumers is by providing best service.
Hero Electric, a 100% subsidiary of the Hero Group, has launched its Electric Bike -Door Step Service in Delhi. Branded as Electric Bike Assistance (EBA) for electric 2-wheelers, this service is also an effort to enhance customer satisfaction.
The Electric Bike Assistance will offer the customer the convenience of door-step and breakdown service within 45 minutes anywhere in Delhi. Customers can contact the service hotline number 41820077 between 8:00 a.m and 8:00 p.m seven days a week to avail any emergency service requirements.
For more info click here
Hero Electric, a 100% subsidiary of the Hero Group, has launched its Electric Bike -Door Step Service in Delhi. Branded as Electric Bike Assistance (EBA) for electric 2-wheelers, this service is also an effort to enhance customer satisfaction.
The Electric Bike Assistance will offer the customer the convenience of door-step and breakdown service within 45 minutes anywhere in Delhi. Customers can contact the service hotline number 41820077 between 8:00 a.m and 8:00 p.m seven days a week to avail any emergency service requirements.
For more info click here
Man to travel round world on electric bicycle
It is the invention that has transformed the daily commute for million of ordinary Chinese, but a decade after electric bicycles first appeared on the streets of Beijing and Shanghai the "e-bike" revolution has still to catch on in the West.
The journey being undertake by Guim Valls Teruel, a 33-year-old Spaniard from Barcelona, will cross five continents, starting from the Bird's Nest Olympic Stadium in Beijing in May and concluding three years later in east London.
"I want to spread the message of this incredible invention to all corners of the world," he said announcing his journey in Beijing, "millions of Chinese people already use them and they can be an important part of a green revolution in the rest of the world." Mr Teruel, who came to China two years ago to manage a restaurant which then folded, bought an electric bike – also known as a "pedelec" - when he got fed up with sitting in Beijing's interminable traffic jams.
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The journey being undertake by Guim Valls Teruel, a 33-year-old Spaniard from Barcelona, will cross five continents, starting from the Bird's Nest Olympic Stadium in Beijing in May and concluding three years later in east London.
"I want to spread the message of this incredible invention to all corners of the world," he said announcing his journey in Beijing, "millions of Chinese people already use them and they can be an important part of a green revolution in the rest of the world." Mr Teruel, who came to China two years ago to manage a restaurant which then folded, bought an electric bike – also known as a "pedelec" - when he got fed up with sitting in Beijing's interminable traffic jams.
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