The World’s Largest Electric Motorcycle Can Travel 720 km on a Single Charge!
If you’re someone who loves long-distance travel and is passionate about eco-friendly transportation, then you’ll be excited to hear about the Felo TOOZ. This electric motorcycle is designed to serve the purpose of tourism and long-distance commuting in the near future. With a top speed of 125 mph (201.1 km/h) and a maximum range of 720 km (450 miles) on a single charge, the Felo TOOZ is set to become one of the largest motorcycles on the road, regardless of the type of engine. Its impressive range is made possible by the large battery capacity it requires to travel such long distances.
Felo, a Thai motorcycle brand (a subsidiary of Smartech Motor), claims that the TOOZ is a technologically advanced motorcycle that can connect seamlessly with your smartphone. It features a 12-inch TFT display panel that can output multimedia files, as well as a 6-channel surround sound system.
Caption: Felo TOOZ – A powerful and technologically advanced electric motorcycle.
The Felo TOOZ is also equipped with various advanced features, including a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), ABS, traction control system, and a 360-degree surveillance camera. It also supports TYPE2 charging, allowing it to charge from 20% to 80% in just 20 minutes. Additionally, the motorcycle offers an optional 8-liter cooling box that can be fitted into one of the storage compartments.
Caption: The Felo TOOZ features a 12-inch TFT display and a 6-channel surround sound system.
One of the unique features of the Felo TOOZ is its Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) technology. As an electric vehicle, it can power other electrical devices, making it convenient for charging your personal devices or even supplying electricity to your home. However, the official battery capacity has not been announced yet.
Thailand is a notable hub for motorcycle production, as many of the world’s largest motorcycle manufacturers have production facilities there. Companies like Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki, BMW, Triumph, and Ducati all have manufacturing plants in Thailand.
Caption: Thailand is one of the world’s largest motorcycle producers.
Thailand is also a major player in the motorcycle export market, ranking fourth globally with $3 billion in revenue. It trails behind China ($12.8 billion), Germany ($3.3 billion), and Japan ($3.2 billion), surpassing countries like India ($2.9 billion) and Italy ($2.43 billion). Additionally, Thailand has a massive domestic market, with nearly 2 million motorcycles expected to be sold in the country by 2024. This makes Thailand the fifth-largest domestic market in the world, after China, India, Indonesia, and Vietnam.
Caption: The Felo RAPID K-88, a high-performance electric motorcycle.
To discuss the benefits of electric motorcycles, let’s consider some remarkable aspects. First, electric motorcycles produce no exhaust emissions, making them a greener choice compared to traditional gasoline-powered bikes. Electric motors provide instant torque, resulting in quick acceleration and a thrilling riding experience. Furthermore, electric motorcycles are surprisingly quiet, providing a peaceful and noise-free journey, which can be quite different from the typical motorcycle experience.
Electric motorcycles have fewer moving parts than conventional motorcycles, resulting in lower maintenance requirements. They don’t require oil changes, and their regenerative braking system helps to charge the battery while slowing down. With advancements in battery technology, the range of electric motorcycles has significantly improved. Some models can travel over 130 km (80 miles) on a single charge, making them suitable for both short and long-distance rides.
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References: Motomotionthailand; Newatlas