Veliac Three adds cornering capability to the electric trike
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The Veliac Three has hauling capacity and more natural handling
The 250-watt motor gives you power-assisted pedaling
The bike's tilt mechanism provides turning like a bicycle
The Veliac Three is powered by a 36-volt lithium-ion battery
The yellow control lets you adjust the tilt
Article Summary
Typically the terms "tight handling" and "electric three-wheeler" are mutually exclusive, particularly when you are talking about the "two-at-the-back, one-at the-front" designs. Joining Adiva and a number of other manufacturers we've looked at in recent times, London-based electric bike manufacturer 50Cycles is looking to marry the two by introducing tilting functionality into the equation. The company's Veliac Three electric tricycle uses a new lean mechanism designed to ease maneuvering around corners and curves.
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