Electric Scooters/Rikshaws

Electric scooters and rickshaws are becoming popular due to their eco-friendliness and efficiency in urban transport. Here’s a breakdown of the different types of electric scooters and rickshaws

Electric Scooters (E-Scooters)

Stand-Up Electric Scooters:
Compact, foldable, and designed for short-distance 
urban commuting.
Typically have smaller wheels and are used by standing 
on the deck.

Electric Kick Scooters:
Lightweight scooters often used for last-mile transportation.
Feature handlebars and a small motor, designed for smooth 
urban roads.

Electric Mopeds:
Feature a seat and larger wheels compared to stand-up 
e-scooters. Typically used for mid-range commutes, 
resembling traditional mopeds but with electric power.

Electric Rickshaws (E-Rickshaws)

Passenger E-Rickshaws:
Designed for carrying passengers, typically with seating for 2-4 people.
Lightweight, battery-operated, and used for short urban commutes.

Cargo E-Rickshaws:
Built for transporting goods rather than passengers.
Have a larger storage area at the back and are commonly used 
for deliveries and small-scale logistics.


Auto-Rickshaw E-Vehicles:
Larger and more robust than typical e-rickshaws, closely resembling
traditional auto-rickshaws but fully electric. Offer more power and
durability for longer trips within cities.

These electric scooters and rickshaws provide eco-friendly alternatives to traditional fuel-based vehicles, catering to both passenger and cargo transportation needs.