A couple of DC100 electric motorcycle go on display. [Photo/zbnews.net]
The first pure electric motorcycle that can be mass-produced in the world – being manufactured by Davinci Motor Corporation – rolled off the production line on Aug 7 at its intelligent production plant in the Zibo Comprehensive Bonded Zone in East China's Shandong province.
The DC100 is said to not only boast a thrilling performance, with a top speed of 200 kilometers per hour, but also has a range and charge mode comparable to new energy automobiles.
Its performance in standard industry fuel consumption tests is impressive. That for the new European driving cycle (NEDC) is 400 km and that for the worldwide harmonized light vehicles test procedure (WLTP) is 357 km.
For charging, it is compatible with L3 DC Fast Chargers in the United States, Europe and China and can deliver a full charge in about 30 minutes.
With more than 3,100 chips inserted, the DC100 can track accurate information such as the surrounding temperatures and speeds and control the power system accurately according to actual conditions and user instructions.
It is also simpler and safer compared with conventional heavy motorcycles with its auxiliary functions.
The self-built vehicle assembly plant being operated by Davinci Motor has realized fast, effective and personalized product supplies – with an internet of things information system and more than 20 automated guided vehicles systems in the final assembly line.
In addition to the DC100 vehicle final assembly plant, Davinci Motor plans to locate support supply chain facilities – such as a motor factory and a battery pack assembly plant – in Zibo.
