An electric folding mechanism and a motorized vehicle thereof, the electric folding mechanism is connected between a first part and a second part capable of being folded together, which comprises a folding motor (61), a transmission shaft (62) with two ends driven by the folding motor (61), and two hinge assemblies (63) respectively disposed at each end of the transmission shaft (62); each hinge assembly (63) comprises a first hinge component (631) and a second hinge component (632) rotatably connected to the first hinge component (631); both the first hinge component (631) and the folding motor (61) are attached to the first part, and the second hinge component (632) with two ends is attached to the second part.

A method for controlling an electric vehicle and the electric vehicle are provided. The method includes: under a condition in which the electric vehicle is in unlocked and motor control shielded states, first predetermined information is detected, wherein the first predetermined information is used for indicating that a rider is located on the electric vehicle; the electric vehicle is controlled to switch from the motor control shielded state to a motor control unshielded state; a predetermined control signal is received in the motor control unshielded state; and a motor of the electric vehicle is controlled to rotate according to a rotational speed corresponding to the predetermined control signal. With the disclosure, the problems of complex operation and poor user experience of a manner for controlling the electric vehicle in the related art are solved.

The present utility model discloses a two wheel electric motorized cycle frame incorporating a case-free battery, including a frame main body with a battery containment framework disposed on the frame main body. The battery is contained by the battery containment framework. At least one side of the framework is removable to facilitate replacing the battery, and partition boards are inserted in the framework to separate out a protective cavity for electrical connections. According to the present utility model, the battery is placed in the battery containment framework, so that a battery case is omitted. The battery is safely fixed in the framework, and one side of the framework is removable to facilitate replacing the battery. Furthermore, the partition boards are disposed in the framework to separate out the protective cavity for electrical connections of battery cables, thereby solving the problem that the battery cables are exposed to the outside and cannot be effectively accommodated due to replacement of an enclosed battery case with an open framework.

A motorized scooter, for which an operation of the motorized wheel can be controlled based on a pitch of the foot platform. A motor control unit is operable in at least one pitch control mode, in which the operation of the motorized wheel is based upon the pitch of the foot platform, and a drive mode, in which the user controls the operation of the motorized wheel via a user input interface, in the manner of a conventional motorized scooter.

A wheel module for a vehicle, in particular for an electric motorcycle or electric scooter, includes a wheel axle and a wheel. The wheel having a wheel rim and said wheel rim being rotatably mounted on the wheel axle; and including a brake device for the wheel. The brake device having a brake pad and a brake disc for co-operating with the brake pad, said brake disc being axially movable in order to brake the wheel.

A chassis for an electric autocycle. The chassis includes a front member, a rear member, a left member, and a right member forming a trapezoidal tubular frame. The front member is shorter in length than the rear member. Three traverse members i.e., a first traverse member, a second traverse member, and a third traverse member those extend between the left member and the right member, the three traverse members are parallel to each other and the front member and the rear member. Two longitudinal members i.e., a first longitudinal member and a second longitudinal member both extend between the front member and the rear member and are perpendicular to the rear member. Two support members, i.e., a first support member and a second support member extend between the first traverse member and the rear member, the two support members are perpendicular to the rear member. The area between the rear member and the first traverse member forms a battery area where batteries are placed. The chassis further has a tail portion that can be square or rectangular and extends away from the rear member.

This disclosure describes a rechargeable battery for a light electric vehicle. More specifically, this disclosure describes a rechargeable battery and a rechargeable battery holster that may be used to removably couple the rechargeable battery to a light electric vehicle.

A bicycle telescopic apparatus includes a first tube having a receiving space, a second tube telescopically received in the receiving space of the first tube, a position detector configured to detect a relative position between the first tube and the second tube in a longitudinal direction of the bicycle telescopic apparatus, and an output device configured to output a signal based on a detected result of the position detector. The signal can control a bicycle component other than the bicycle telescopic apparatus. A detecting point of the position detector is located in the receiving space of the first tube.

The invention is directed systems, methods, and devices for a modular charging station configured to be expanded or retracted to accommodate and charge a variable number of light electric personal mobility vehicles, and in particular electric two-wheeled, self-balancing, non-tandem light electric personal mobility vehicles. Additional embodiments include a novel vehicle adaptor configured to be coupled to a light electric personal mobility vehicle that is further in electrical communication with the vehicle's battery therewith, that can further be coupled with a receiving dock on a modular charging station that is configured to communicate with, and electrically charge the vehicle's battery from a power supply.

Disclosed herein is a novel electric motorcycle charging stand and methods of using such a novel electric motorcycle charging stand for charging an electric motorcycle. Such stands present an opportunity to include functionality for storing energy and incorporate electronical components in the stand to charge electric motorcycles when not in use. In one embodiment a detached motorcycle stand can be arranged to stores electrical energy (for example, via an electrical energy storage element) and enables charging of an electric motorcycle (for example, via a charging enablement element). Thus, energy can be stored when there is convenient access to the electrical power grid and the electric motorcycle can then be charged in environments and locations that do not have ready access to the electrical grid.