ZEV FULLY ENCLOSED-CABIN ELECTRIC SCOOTERS WILL BE AVAILABLE IN MALAYSIA IN 2019


ZEV, a USA-based manufacturer light electric vehicles will make its fully-enclosed cabin electric 3-wheeled scooters available in Malaysia through its distributor and agents beginning 2019, particularly 3 models, which are expected to be popular in the country. The models are a 3-seat all-weather commuting scooter, a 3-seat light utility scooter and a single-row seat pickup scooter. All three models are fully electric-powered, 3-wheeled and have fully enclosed cabin for effective everyday usage in the country which receive high intensity sunlight and heavy rain all year.

The first model, called T3-1 is commuting scooter that can accommodate 3 adults with 2 passengers at the rear seats. This scooter is suitable for everyday commuting with or without passengers.








The 2nd model is 3-seat utility vehicle. This model is suitable to be used by city councils and cleaning contractors because it can carry 2 workers and has a platform with a suitable size to carry cleaning equipment. This scooter will be effective for maintenance services.





The 3rd model is single-row seat pickup scooter with a generous carrying platform of 1.2m X 2.0m, capable of carrying up to 900kg payload. Its cabin can be disassembled into compartments so that its shipment is simplified and  be less costly as the cabin compartments can be shipped in a smaller box and assembled when arrive at the destination.



These 3 models will be the first phase of ZEV light electric vehicles to enter Malaysian market. Other models including a 5-door scooter will enter the country in the 2nd phase.


Besides the scooters, ZEV electric bicycle and motorcycle will also be made available in Malaysia.



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