These Kerala Engineers Have Built an Electric Bike You Can Fold & Carry With You :-
The trio always had a dream to create an environment-friendly product and during their brainstorming sessions, the word 'e-bike' popped up several times.
Once they had the idea in their head, the co-founders started to build an e-bike unique to the market.. After three years of rigorous hardwork and multiple failures, the friends finally developed a one-of-its kind electronic bike this year in July.
The bike is foldable, easy to carry and can be taken anywhere from a metro station, car to an apartment.
Speaking to The Better India (TBI), Jishnu, Mechatronics Engineer and Chief Technical Officer of Smado says:
Christened as 'Tezlaa', the startup offers two models – Alpha-1 (Rs 49,500) and Alpha-1 Pro (Rs 69,500) and both can be charged in two hours.. At one time charge, the former covers a distance of 50 kilometres and the latter covers 100 kilometres. The portable batteries of the e-bike are made of aluminium and alloy frame and can be removed from the bike for charging purposes. The aluminium allows the bike to ride even in rains.
The best part about the e-bike is that it is designed in a way that can be used by all genders and age groups as the seat is adjustable and the bike can be used in three forms:
- The pedal riding works like a normal cycle and does not require battery
- In the assist riding, the user has to pedal a little and for the rest, the cycle will assist
- Electric riding works like a motorcycle.
https://www.thebetterindia.com/190436/kerala-engineer-innovation-foldable-electric-bike-tezlaa-india/
Posted by: Ravi Narasimhan <ravi.narasimhan.in@gmail.com>
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