Low-Speed Vehicles

In terms of power storage, ROI TUKTUK EV Motorcycles adopt cost-effective and reliable lithium-iron phosphate batteries or lead-acid batteries, balancing performance and affordability. The driving range typically ranges from 80 to 150 kilometers on a single charge, which fully meets the short-distance mobility needs of target users such as urban commuters and tourist drivers. Many models also support fast-charging technology, allowing a 20% to 80% charge in 30 to 60 minutes, ensuring minimal downtime during daily operations. Additionally, to adapt to the practical needs of passenger and cargo transport, these vehicles are equipped with durable seating (capable of accommodating 2-4 passengers) and small cargo compartments, with a maximum payload of up to 300 kilograms. Modern TUKTUK EV Motorcycles are also integrating basic intelligent features to enhance usability and safety. Common configurations include digital instrument clusters for real-time display of battery level and speed, keyless start systems for convenient operation, and basic safety features such as rearview cameras and parking sensors. These upgrades, while maintaining the vehicle's simplicity and affordability, significantly improve the driving experience and operational safety.  

ROI Tuktuks EV Motorcycles, the electric iteration of the iconic three-wheeled "Tuktuk" vehicles widely recognized in Southeast Asia, South Asia, and other regions, have emerged as a game-changer in urban and rural mobility. Originating from the traditional fuel-powered Tuktuks—loved for their agility, affordability, and ability to navigate congested streets—the electric version inherits these core advantages while integrating eco-friendly propulsion systems. As the global drive for carbon neutrality intensifies, TUKTUK EV Motorcycles are gaining traction as a sustainable transportation solution, catering to the daily commuting, tourist shuttle, and light cargo delivery needs of local communities and businesses.  

ROI Tuktuks are not just for tourists, though. For locals, they are an affordable and convenient mode of daily transport. They are used to commute to work, run errands, transport goods, and even ferry children to school. In rural areas, Tuktuks often serve as a lifeline, connecting remote villages to larger towns for access to markets and services.  

ROI has a rich product line, covering electric tricycles, electric four-wheelers, golf carts, sightseeing vehicles and other types oflow-speed cars. Each product is carefully designed and rigorously tested to meet thedifferent requirements of consumers. Whether it is urban commuting, ruraltransportation or travel for the elderly, Oliter can provide customers withsuitable and leading system solutions.