Electric vehicles are not the future they are the present.
Macrais Company are focused on Electric vehicle Design / Manufacture and new technology development in the United Kingdom.
Macrais Z8X
Macrais - Z8X model design at 2019 for UK Market CBT ( L3e category ) riders 125 cc equalent and it comes with 3 years warranty on the battery in the UK.
About Z8X model
Description:
Car hub motor 8KW on single swing arm.
Battery size available 90;120&180Ah
Front tyre: 17" 110/55
Back tyre: 17" 200/50
Changing time: 3h
Top speed: 85Mph, UK model limited to 60 Mph
Range : with 180Ah (11.5 KWh ) battery - 130 miles
Motor specifications
8 KW QS Car Hub Motor
1) High Power: 8000W (continuous) and max. up to 19000W (19KW).
2) Support voltage from DC 72V to 120V.
3) Low temperature rise, low failure rate.
4) Resistant to high current, shock resistance.
5) 2 sets of Hall Sensor, 1 for use and 1 for backup.
6) Hub/Rim: 14 - 17inch.
7) Motor Type: DC Brushless Motor
7) Rim Mount Screw: 5 mount screws
8) Speed: 85 Mph
9) Torque: 290N.m
10) Brake: disc brake (220mm)
12) Max. Working Termperature: 70 ℃ (peak 120℃ in 5 – 10 second)
13) Waterproof Grade: IP54
14) Color: Black
15) Net Weight: 24.00kgs
16) Brcmbo brake system
City 500
Electric Scooter
Macrais City 500 electric scooter
Manufacture: Macrais
Model: City 500
Maximum Load: 100 Kg
Maximum speed: 15 Mph
Maximum Power: 500 W
Weight: 55 Kg
Travel Distance 45 miles
Battery lithium: 48V 30Ah
About Hydrogen Technology
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
We are currently testing device and collecting data.
Hydrogen Battery
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Hydrogen-fuel-cell technology, however, relies on platinum, which can withstand higher temperatures than other metals. A fuel cell needs platinum for the catalyst that separates hydrogen into protons and electrons, which then generate the electrical current, making it an alternative to battery-powered vehicles.
Fuel Cell Stack
Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Fuel Cell Stack
A fuel cell consists of two electrodes—a negative electrode (or anode) and a positive electrode (or cathode)—sandwiched around an electrolyte. A fuel, such as hydrogen, is fed to the anode, and air is fed to the cathode.