Pedal assisted RTO registrable electric two-wheeled vehicle
OwnerSachin Anant Jadhavinventor
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The present disclosure relates to electric road-legal vehicles, and provides a pedal-assisted RTO registrable two-wheeled electric vehicle (20). The vehicle (20) includes a hub motor (8) mounted on its rear wheel (9) axle, and a pedal assembly (6). The vehicle (20) houses a battery pack (2), and a swing arm. The battery pack (2) drives the hub motor (8) at power greater than 250 Watts and top speed greater than 25 kmph. A sensing unit senses the angular displacement of an accelerator (1) to generate a sensed displacement value. A torque sensor (7) is fitted in the frame near the pedals, to sense the torque applied by the pedal assembly (6) while driving, and generate a sensed torque value. A control module receives the sensed displacement value and the sensed torque value to generate an actuating signal for supplying power from the battery pack (2) to drive the hub motor (8).
A pedal-assisted RTO registrable two-wheeled electric vehicle (20) including a frame, a steerable fork extending from an operative front portion of the frame, a front wheel (11) and a rear wheel (9) mounted to the frame, handle bar mounted on the fork, an accelerator (1) mounted on one side of the handle bar, a seat assembly mounted on the frame operatively behind the handle bar and between the front wheel (11) and the rear wheel (9), a pedal assembly (6) mounted at an operative height above the ground level of the frame between the front wheel (11) and the rear wheel (9), a hub motor (8) mounted on a rear axle of the rear wheel (9) for driving the rear wheel (9), a pedal sprocket (28) fitted to the pedal assembly (6), a chain sprocket (29) fitted to the rear axle, and a drive chain (5) wound around the pedal sprocket (28) and the chain sprocket (29) to assist in driving the vehicle (20) by means of the pedal, said vehicle (20) comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.