Students at UET Lahore turned old motorcycles into an electric car
A group of scholars from the Engineering Department at the University of Engineering and Technology (UET) Lahore successfully transformed an outdated motorcycle (100cc) into an electrical vehicle as a part of their final year project.
Dr Usman supervised the work of the team, including Ammad, Qaiser, and Bilal. an electrical motor, A battery system, and a controller were wont to replace the engine.
The unique invention allows the cyclist to succeed at a top speed of 65 kilometres per hour. Furthermore, an appealing range of distance, i.e., 80-90km, is now feasible with just one charge, which takes about three hours in standard conditions.
The UET Lahore-developed equipment meets modern requirements and provides an environmentally beneficial alternative to riding a scooter or motorcycle by lowering carbon emissions. When compared to a gas motorcycle, the electrical motorcycle offers a less expensive cost per kilometre.
