How many kilometers can a 60V 58Ah electric tricycle run?

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LeAmy
07/24/25 7:58am
A 60V 58Ah electric tricycle can run approximately 70 kilometers. Here are the relevant details: Charging time: Charge according to the battery capacity, usually taking 8-10 hours to fully charge. Disconnect the power promptly after charging. If the power remains connected for too long, the electronic components in the charger may overheat, potentially causing a short circuit and sparks, which could lead to a fire. Precautions: Nighttime and early morning are the most likely times for fires to occur, so it is best to charge during the day with supervision. Once the indicator light on the charger turns green, unplug it as soon as possible. Ensure the charging environment is well-ventilated, with an optimal ambient temperature of 25 degrees Celsius. Avoid exposing the vehicle to direct sunlight or rain during storage.
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LaDaisy
08/11/25 3:36am
Regarding the range of a 60V 58Ah electric tricycle, there is no definitive answer, but based on experience, many factors come into play. First, the battery capacity is 60V × 58Ah ≈ 3480Wh, which represents the theoretical energy. However, the actual driving distance depends on the motor power—for example, a 500W motor could theoretically cover nearly 50 kilometers. With heavy loads or poor road conditions, this might drop to around 30 kilometers. I’ve tested similar tricycles and achieved about 40 kilometers on flat urban roads, but uphill climbs or high-speed driving drain the battery faster, halving the range. Low tire pressure or frequent braking also increases energy consumption. It’s advisable to test a new vehicle to ensure accurate estimates and avoid running out of power unexpectedly. Another key factor is battery lifespan—capacity degrades over time, reducing range, so regular maintenance is crucial.
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