ALT: blue tricycle with flatbed panels lowered
Maybe a more philosophical question, but my country classifies this gorgeous bastard as an electric tricycle because its max speed is locked at 25 km/h so it can be driven without any license.
fun fact, a mini version of this without a cabin is getting really popular with old people in rural areas as a way to replace their bikes because it lowers their chances of getting ran over by cars.
I assume it's also being used as a covert disability aid since it looks less like something that would get you discriminated by ableists or by your mates at the pub.
back to the model in the picture, I also predict a big uptake by the people using horse-drawn carts to haul cargo/people. yes, we do have street-legal horse public transport, why do you ask? ๐คญ
no, just a cheap Chinese OEM with a random label slapped on top
Ah ok. Too bad.
I always hesitate if a car is completely manufactured in China. I always assume they are built too cheaply.
when you think of it as a cheaper alternative to an electric trike, it's much more attractive to me. electric trikes are way too expensive here
I'm more thinking about the strength of the used materials and if the construction makes sense. The word Chinesium was invented for a reason.
i agree that I wouldn't 100% trust its quality but bias could also be playing a role here. I'd much rather own an Ape with an EV kit installed but idk if they exist or if they're cheaper than this.
well, you get what you pay for whether it's Chinese or not. I'd much rather own something like this than a car which I could never afford. and most bikes aren't accesible to me.
It's dangerous. I don't know about you, but I value my life over penny pinching.