Electric bikes

Electric motorcycles

Electric scooters

Mechanical design

Industrial design
Industrial design
Mechanical design
Mechanical design
Prototype production
Prototype production
Tooling design
Tooling design
Tooling manufacturing
Tooling manufacturing
Frame manufacturing
Frame manufacturing
Testing laboratory
Testing laboratory
Mass production
Mass production

MECHANICAL DESIGN

In the structural design of electric two-wheelers, we transform conceptual ideas into practical, manufacturable components, considering factors like cost, materials, production, and after-sales service. The design includes durable, stable frame materials and body structures for optimal riding performance, a power system for propulsion, an electronics and control system for efficient energy management, and mechanical components such as suspension, braking, and transmission. This comprehensive approach ensures reliability and functionality, delivering an excellent riding experience for users.

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Frame materials and structural design

Starting from practical scenarios, PXID fully considers the support, load capacity, and stability of the vehicle body.Different frame designs will affect the riding posture and aerodynamic performance. Typically, aluminum alloys, magnesium alloys, or steel are used, providing both lightness and strength. It is essential to consider shock resistance, impact protection, and durability in the frame structure to ensure safety and comfort on various road conditions.

Frame materials and structural design

Electronics/Power system

The design of the power system must meet the rider’s needs in different cycling situations. Factors such as motor power, efficiency, and heat dissipation design are considered. Choosing the appropriate transmission method, such as belt drive or chain drive, ensures smooth and efficient power delivery. The battery is strategically placed within the frame to maintain balance while allowing for easy replacement and maintenance.

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Mechanical motion design

The mechanical motion design is the core element that enables the product to perform motion functions. This involves selecting motion mechanisms, drive methods, transmission systems, and relative movement between components.
By designing an efficient motion mechanism, the product can maintain high performance under complex working conditions and extend its service life.

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