Shanghai Customs eTRACKER
Battery
18650
Range
250 km
Charge Time
120 minutes
Power
5 kW (6.7 hP)
Price
Unknown
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Battery
18650
Model
eTRACKER
Battery Life
2000 cycles
Power
5 kW (6.7 hP)
Range
250 km
Speed
25 km/h and 45 km/h
Charge Time
120 minutes
Top Speed
140 km/h
The eTRACKER is an electric reincarnation of the 1950's Honda Super Cub (C90), the best sold scooter in the world of which more than 100 million scooters were sold. The scooter is made by the EV workshop Shanghai Customs, a company founded by a New Zealand expat and made by a team of passionate craftsmen.
The eTRACKER blends a popular modern custom aesthetic with a classic retro silhouette similar to a midsize motorcycle like the Yamaha SR400.
The moped has a 5,000 watt rear hub motor for a top speed of 120- 140 km/h. The speed can be limited to 45 km/h for use as moped.
The moped has a 7 kWh Lithium battery for a range of 200 to 250 km. The battery is of the same type as the batteries in the Tesla Model S.
The moped has a 400 Ampere programmable controller.
The moped can be customized by Shanghai Customs to meet special demands such as paint colors, motor and/or battery specifications and exterior.
The moped can be ordered online and is shipped world wide.
2024 Shanghai Customs Models
Veipai Sidecar Unknown / 60 km eTRACKER Unknown / 250 km eCUB Unknown / 80 km eCUB 2.0 Unknown / 80 km
Unknown / 60 km eTRACKER Unknown / 250 km eCUB Unknown / 80 km eCUB 2.0 Unknown / 80 km View all Shanghai Customs scooters in the filter overview:
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Changhai Customs 57 Gao'an Road (near Hengshan Road)Shanghai🇨🇳 China
Emailinfo@sh-customs.comWebsitewww.sh-customs.com
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