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Crown Prince

Crown Prince

 Motor: 3000W High-Performance (16-inch)
 Top Speed: ≤120 km/h
 Wheelbase: 1480 mm
 Tire: 100/90-16 Front / 140/70-16 Rear
 Brake: Dual Disc Brake (Front + Rear)
 Suspension: Hydraulic Front + Rear
 Reverse: Yes
 Dimensions: 2330×850×1120 mm
 Colors: Black / White / Blue / Red
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Complete Product Specifications

Complete Product Specifications

Parameter Value
Motor Specifications 16-inch 3000W Motor
Maximum Speed ≤120 km/h
Climbing Capacity ≤20° Incline
Gear Shifts 3-Speed Transmission
Reverse Function Yes
Hazard Lights Yes

Chassis & Dimensions

Component Specification
Body Dimensions (L×W×H) 2330 × 850 × 1120 mm
Wheelbase 1480 mm
Ground Clearance 170 mm
Front Suspension Hydraulic Shock Absorber
Rear Suspension Hydraulic Shock Absorber
Package Dimensions 2000 × 580 × 1150 mm

Braking & Features

System Specification
Front Tire 100/90-16 (Motorcycle-Grade)
Rear Tire 140/70-16 (Motorcycle-Grade)
Front Brake Hand-Operated Disc Brake
Rear Brake Hand-Operated Disc Brake
Instrument Display Speed / Battery / Turn Signal / Headlight
Available Colors Black / White / Blue / Red

Build Your Brand Identity

Tailor the Crown Prince to create a distinctive premium product that commands attention and justifies luxury positioning. All options keep the sophisticated performance and quality of this flagship.

Color & Performance Tuning — Standard/custom metallic finishes, chrome accents; controller programming for limits, accel, regen.

✓Luxury Finishing & Comfort — Premium seat, chrome trim, LED accents, TFT display; windscreen, heated grips, suspension tuning, sound system, USB.

✓Advanced Safety — ABS, traction control, LED lighting, dash camera, GPS.

✓Branding & Battery — Backlit logo, branded startup, side graphics, fleet ID; extended-range lithium, quick-swap, BMS, cold-weather.

  MOQ — 20 units standard / 50 units full luxury custom

  Lead Time — 45-50 days

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Common Questions About Crown Prince

Our premium consumer electric motorcycle with a 3000W motor delivering genuine 120km/h motorcycle performance, not scooter-level power. The 16-inch motorcycle tires give high-speed stability that 12-13 inch scooter wheels can’t, the 1480mm wheelbase adds road presence, and dual hydraulic suspension rides smoother than mechanical springs. It targets buyers paying 50-70% over mid-range models for real performance, refinement, and distinctive styling, competing with premium gas motorcycles and high-end e-scooters—not budget e-bikes.

Versus 25-45km/h e-bikes, it makes highway travel practical and urban merging confident. Real use is 50-80km/h urban or 80-100km/h highway, with max reserved for brief acceleration or emergencies. Battery drains 3-4x faster at 120 than at 40km/h, so most riders value the capability without sustaining it—like horsepower in a car.

Vehicles over 45-50km/h usually classify as motorcycles—registration, insurance, license, helmet—losing e-bike simplicity. The EU requires L3e type approval; US varies by state (mostly motorcycle above 30-35mph); Asia needs full motorcycle licenses. We provide market guidance and adjustable speed limiting to meet class thresholds while keeping underlying performance.

A 72V 50Ah lithium gives ~100-120km urban at 40-50km/h, 60-80km highway at 80-90km/h, 40-50km at 100-120km/h, and 70-90km mixed. The 3-speed transmission optimizes gearing; cold below 10°C cuts 25-30%, aggressive riding 30-40%. Plan at 70% of max; extended-range packs add 40-60%.

Advantages: zero emissions, 80-90% lower running cost, stronger 0-50km/h torque, minimal maintenance, quiet operation. Disadvantages: 30-50% higher price, 60-120km range vs 200-300km for gas, 4-8h charging vs 2min, fewer chargers, battery replacement after 3-5 years. Best for urban riders doing 40-80km daily with home charging; less practical for rural or long-distance touring.

Tires inspected every 500km, replaced 6,000-10,000km; brakes inspected 1,000km, discs 10,000-15,000km; hydraulic suspension serviced every 6 months, rebuilt 12-18 months; BMS checked quarterly, battery replaced 3-5yr/600-1000 cycles; chain cleaned 500km, replaced 5,000-8,000km; electrical inspected quarterly; motor bearings annually; controllers 5-7yr. Annual upkeep runs ~8-12% of purchase price excluding battery.

Yes—a key advantage. The 16-inch wheels take standard sizes (100/90-16 front, 140/70-16 rear) from Michelin, Pirelli, Dunlop and others; disc brakes, chain, and sprockets are also standard motorcycle parts, simplifying sourcing and cutting China-supply dependency. The motor, controller, BMS, and instrument cluster remain proprietary. This hybrid keeps local availability for wear items while preserving specialized powertrain performance.

Sales training 2-3 days (specs, positioning, legal, financing, test rides); technical service 3-5 days (high-voltage safety, diagnostics, battery, suspension, brakes); software/diagnostic 1-2 days. Orders of 50+ get on-site training; dealers need high-voltage workshop safety. We supply manuals, diagnostic software, and a hotline; some markets require HV certification, which we document.

It needs motorcycle classification: full motorcycle license (not simplified e-bike permits), mandatory helmet, and often annual/biennial inspection. Insurance starts at motorcycle liability minimums, with comprehensive 10-20% above 250cc gas bikes due to higher replacement cost and limited repair network—partly offset by EV discounts. Registration fees match 250-400cc gas. Fleet commercial insurance is harder to source; we connect buyers with specialized insurers.

Position it above utility into lifestyle and aspiration—lead with genuine 120km/h capability and compare against premium gas motorcycles, not budget e-bikes. Feature successful, discerning riders and emphasize exclusivity over mass appeal. Highlight 3-5-year total cost of ownership (fuel savings, low maintenance, retained value) and use environmental benefit as support, not the main pitch. Offer a premium purchase experience (test rides, financing, concierge service) and hold the price—competing on cost undermines the quality perception.

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