The rapidly developing world of transportation is presenting new car designs, and fuel alternatives, together with technological improvement, and everything is becoming more feasible with the usage of aluminium. One of these developments is the new Vook E-trike. It is, as the name implies, an electric-powered tricycle built for adults to provide more enjoyment and comfort.
The Vook E-trike is available in three trims, with rear hub motors rated at 3,000-6,000 watts nominal and a top speed of 40 mph. LCD display, keyless go, LED lighting, cameras, GPS, motion sensors, and cruise control are just a few of the amazing features. The four drive modes are Safe, Eco, Sport, and Boost. The app allows for remote operations like tracking and battery condition checks. The A 30-Ah Lite variant has a power output of 1,500 watts and a peak speed of 20 mph. It lacks technological features such as a screen and keyless go.
Vook, the startup electric mobility firm, is bringing something unusual, if not wholly fresh, to a crowded industry. At its core, the Vook looks like a fancy, aluminium-framed version of a Big Wheel, as its front tire is comparatively big, does the steering and two rear tires trail behind.
Vook uses aluminium in its E-trike, which will prevent the tricycle from rusting when moving to heights, thereby boosting its longevity.
The electric tricycle made of 6160 aluminium frames is available in Atlantic Night Blue, Deep Green, Rosso Metis or Cracked Pepper colours with an imitation-leather-lined fibreglass seat. It has 20-inch front wheels and 6.5-inch rear wheels with two-layer and puncture-proof tires. It also has a brake disc and five USB ports for charging digital peripherals. It weighs 88 pounds and takes 2.5 to 4 hours to recharge.
The Vook is currently a part of the crowdfunding campaign on the platform called Indiegogo, where it is approximately 200% funded. If the world of aluminium intrigues you, please have a look at AL Circle's Global Aluminium Industry Outlook 2023.
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