🔋🛵 Yes You can build a Commercial EV : Making of 1 metre long and 1 foot wide Single Frame E-Bike
Posting : Part 3 of 3 : The Final EV
*The EV Making Process*:
🎯 CAD Modelling of the prototype (I always commence the development of any product / prototype with SolidWorks CAD modelling. This post will delve into this process)
🎯 Fabrication
🎯 Final prototype demonstration
Specs of the EV:
All components will be attached in a Single frame.
👉 Overall Length: 1Metre
👉 Overall Width: 1Foot
👉 Height (upon folding) : 475mm
👉 Total Weight (including Battery) : 18.8KG (the frame weighs only 6Kg)
👉 Battery: LiFePO4 24V 450W
👉 Max. Speed: 25KMPH
👉 Range: 40Km in a single charge
Constituents *
✅ Power Switch
✅ Socket for Charging
✅ Foldable Handle Bar
✅ Foldable Seat
✅ Rear Brake (provision is available for front, but not at present)
✅ Head Light
✅ Side Lights
✅ Brake Light
✅ Horn
✅ Side Stand
Future add-on
👉 Front Brake
👉 USB Charging Port
About this post
This text / video / images will explain about how the real EV is made
Suggestion & Takeaway
🤝 I am sure that at least some readers will get information / knowledge / idea about making of EV and may do similar thing(s).
🤝 I appreciate feedback and look forward to collaborating with investors and professionals interested in building & selling EVs to make this a big business venture
🤝 Like this we have expertise to develop any new concept based EV
🤝 If you possess ideas about electric vehicles and seek guidance and support, feel free to reach out
Thanks to
🙏 SolidWorks, Dassault Systems
🙏 Guindy Industrial Estate Associates
🙏 Bharath TBI members
🙏 My daughters Indu Haritha & Madhumitha, in the design, using their experience in UX/UI
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