Electric Motorcycles
Electric Motorcycles - Beginning Of A New Era
- Sustainable for the environment
E-bikes are eco friendly as they do not emit smoke unlike their counterparts powered by internal combustion engines. There is no foul petrol burning smell and the absence of tailpipe assures zero emission.
- Zero fuel expense
A lot can be saved by an e-bike owner. Running on an electric charge means the owner saves up on petrol bills. Thus, making buying an e-motorcycle a one-time investment.
- Smooth and comfortable ride
Electric motorcycles emit zero sound. The fact remains true even during full-throttle movement.
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Electric Motorcycles in Malaysia
Electric motorcycles are coming, they are the future and it's better to get prepared. JPJ Malaysia has classified e-bikes for road use, after passing JPJ Vehicle Type Approval and being submitted to the authority. Thus making them fully safe and sound for daily commute.
Electric bikes are taxed and insured in Malaysia and one can ride them using a standard motorcycle license. Also, the road tax on e-bikes is not as much as on combustion-engine units. It ranges from RM 2 (for units up to 150 cc) to RM 350 (for units with 801 cc and above displacing engines). The insurance premium in the case of electric bikes depends on the sum insured without taking into account the rider's age, riding experience, and riding record.
As for maintenance, though there is an immediate reduction of daily petrol cost, one has to bear the battery replacement cost at the end of life. Other running costs involve the replacement of brake and tyres. Not to forget the cost of electricity for charging.
Speaking of which, electric vehicle charging is heavily based in the country towards electric cars. There is no provision at all for fast charging an e-bike and we hope for the situation to change soon. Until then removable battery packs come in handy as a feasible solution with some major manufactures in plans to standardise the specification across the industry.
While with an e-motorcycle one has to be aware of electric supply, especially when travelling to isolated locations, however, there is a flip side to it as well. For instance, they are fun to ride, the motor torque is available from start, and the quietness they bring to the urban space.
Well, the Malaysian market has several good options to consider like the Super Soco TC & TSX, Treeletrik T-90 & T-70, and many more.
Yes, JPJ Malaysia has classified e-bikes for road use. It happened only after e-bikes passed the JPJ Vehicle Type Approval and were submitted to the authority.
Yes. A standard motorcycle licence is all you need to ride an e-bike in Malaysia.
Charging time depends on the battery pack capacity and the recharging unit. On average, an e-motorcycle gets fully charged in 45 minutes.
Unlike internal combustion engine-powered motorcycles, electric motorcycles do not emit smoke, require fossil fuels, and make noise.
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