Detailed Project Report on electric scooter

ELECTRIC SCOOTER

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An electric scooter is vehicle that is powered by electricity, and that it will require periodic plug-in charging in order to function. They usually come in a two wheel format, although three wheels models exist too. They have a step-through frame, where the rider can stand while driving the vehicle.

Some models might even offer a seat, but this is just an addition on the step-through platform or frame. This is the key difference between electric scooters and electric motorcycles, where the later do not have a step-through frame, and directly provide a seat integrated in their frames.

As previously said, the electric scooter requires electricity to function, which will be stored in some type of rechargeable battery that is attached to the frame. Some of the most common type of batteries for scooters are lithium ion batteries, and sealed lead acid batteries.

TYPES OF ELECTRIC SCOOTERS

There are several types of electric scooters in the market you can choose from. Before purchasing the best electric scooter, you should ask yourself to know the type. And then you should select the scooter accordingly. Ask yourself about the purpose of buying the best electric scooter. For your ease, we have here discussed different types of the electric scooter in details.

Electric Motorcycle: 

This is a full-fledged vehicle powered by electricity. This is mainly used for professional racing purposes. It can attain good speed if required. These types of electric motorcycle are more or less expensive.

Electric Kick Scooter: 

This is one of the most popular kinds of an electric scooter. Children, teenagers and adults, everyone likes this electric kick scooter. It offers a feeling of cruising in the air. As they don’t run at high speed, they are pretty much safer. On average an electric kick scooter can run at the speed of 10 to 12 miles per hour (mph).

Electric Mobility Scooter: 

This is a great vehicle for the differently-abled people. They are not strictly designed for electric wheelchairs. People who can walk but need assistance, this is especially for them. An electric mobility scooter can be of three or four wheels.

Electric Bicycle: 

Also known as electric bikes, these are very popular among the mountain bikers. You can even use them for commuting short distances. Sometimes they are recommended by the doctors. It’s also possible to convert a regular bicycle into an electric bicycle using a bicycle motor conversion kit.

Electric Wheelchair: 

This is another model of electric scooter for the differently-abled persons. This is basically a wheelchair, powered by electricity. It helps people who cannot move around with easy and safe. Previously the designs were very simple and straightforward. But in recent days the modern electric wheelchairs come with different handy features for enhanced convenience like a rotatable seat, adjustable hand-rests etc.

COST ESTIMATION

Plant Capacity                                    600 Nos/Day

Land & Building (36000 sq.mt.)  Rs. 113.55 Cr

Plant & Machinery                            Rs. 17.52 Cr

Working Capital for 1 Month            Rs. 137.99 Cr

Total Capital Investment                 Rs. 270.34 Cr

Rate of Return                                 29%

Break Even Point                             39%

• INTRODUCTION
• TYPES OF ELECTRIC SCOOTERS
• ELECTRIC MOTORCYCLE:
• ELECTRIC KICK SCOOTER:
• ELECTRIC MOBILITY SCOOTER:
• ELECTRIC BICYCLE:
• ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR:
• PARTS OF ELECTRIC SCOOTER
• BRAKES
• FRAMES AND FORKS
• BELT AND CHAIN DRIVE’S
• TYRES
• BATTERIES
• WE CAN CLASSIFY SCOOTERS ON:
• BATTERY TYPES
• 12V:
• 24V:
• 36V:
• 48V:
• RANGE AND CHARGE TIME
• WHEEL TYPES AND SIZES
• SUSPENSION
• SPEED AND WEIGHT
• HUB MOTOR – CONCEPT & COMPARISON
• PROS FOR HUB DRIVE
• CONS FOR HUB DRIVE
• REAR HUB MOTOR
• FRONT HUB MOTOR
• HUB-DRIVE ELECTRIC BIKES
• ADVANTAGES OF AN ELECTRIC SCOOTER
• ELECTRIC SCOOTERS HAVE THEIR ADVANTAGES:
• HUGE VARIETY
• DOESN’T HARM THE ENVIRONMENT
• EASY TO RID
• NO LICENSE REQUIRED
• ENTERTAINING
• DISADVANTAGES
• SPECIFICATION
• USES AND APPLICATION
• B.I.S. SPECIFICATION
• PROCESS FLOW CHART
• PRODUCTION PROCESS
• FABRICATION OF CHASIS, STANDS, BASE PLAT AND MUD GUARDS
• (1) FABRICATION OF CHASIS
• THE TYPICAL WELD FABRICATION STEPS ARE:
• 2. FABRICATION OF STAND
• COMPONENT OF SYSTEM
• 1. HELICAL SPRING
• 2. CAST IRON ROD
• 3. LIFTING GEAR LEVER
• FABRICATION PROCESS:
• (3) FABRICATION PROCESS OF BASE PLATE
• FRAME:
• PLATFORM:
• 1. PLATFORM (BASE PLATE):
• (4) FABRICATION PROCESS OF MUDGUARD
• STEP 1: MATERIALS
• STEP 2: CUT YOUR BLANK
• STEP 3: TOOLS YOU’LL NEED
• STEP 4: START WITH THE HAMMER
• STEP 5: SHRINK THE EDGES
• STEP 6: TUCK THE EDGES (IF NEEDED)
• STEP 7: PLANISH THE SURFACE
• STEP 8: WHEEL THE SURFACE
• STEP 9: FILE THE SURFACE
• STEP 10: SAND THE SURFACE
• ASSEMBLING PROCESS
• (1) FRONT WHEEL INSTALLATION:
• (2) HANDLEBARS INSTALLATION:
• (3) MIRRORS INSTALLATION:
• (4) PEDALS INSTALLATION:
• (5) REAR STORAGE TRUNK INSTALLATION:
• (6) THROTTLE & ACCESSORY CONTROL GRIP INSTALLATION:
• (7) SEAT INSTALLATION:
• (8) INSTALLATION OF REAR BRAKE:
• (9) TIRE INSTALLATION:
• WHEEL ADJUSTMENTS/MAINTANENCE:
• (10) DRIVE CHAIN INSTALLATION:
• CHECKING CHAIN TENSION:
• TIGHTEN DRIVE CHAIN:
• LOOSEN DRIVE CHAIN:
• (11) BATTERY INSTALLATION
• (12) INSTALLATION OF ADOPTER
• (13) TESTING OF ELECTRIC TWO WHEELER
• RELIABILITY TEST:
• (PRODUCT TESTING) E-BIKE TEST PROCEDURE
• QUALITY CONTROL
• RELIABILITY TEST:
• PRODUCT TESTING:
• MARKET POSITION
• PLANT LAYOUT
• SUPPLIERS OF ELECTRIC SCOOTER
• SUPPLIERS OF RAW MATERIALS
• SUPPLIERS OF BLDC MOTOR
• SUPPLIERS OF MOTOR CONTROLLER
• SUPPLIERS OF LITHIUM- ION BATTERY
• SUPPLIERS OF TYRE
• SUPPLIERS OF WHEEL
• SUPPLIERS OF SPARES
• CHINA SUPPLIERS E-SCOOTER ASSEMBLY LINE
• SUPPLIERS OF AIR POLLUTION CONTROL EQUIPMENTS
• SUPPLIERS OF AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENTS
• SUPPLIERS OF AIR COMPRESSORS
• SUPPLIERS OF MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENTS
• SUPPLIERS OF FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENTS
• SUPPLIERS OF JIGS AND FIXTURE

APPENDIX – A:

01. PLANT ECONOMICS

02. LAND & BUILDING

03. PLANT AND MACHINERY

04. OTHER FIXED ASSESTS

05. FIXED CAPITAL

06. RAW MATERIAL

07. SALARY AND WAGES

08. UTILITIES AND OVERHEADS

09. TOTAL WORKING CAPITAL

10. TOTAL CAPITAL INVESTMENT

11. COST OF PRODUCTION

12. TURN OVER/ANNUM

13. BREAK EVEN POINT

14. RESOURCES FOR FINANCE

15. INSTALMENT PAYABLE IN 5 YEARS

16. DEPRECIATION CHART FOR 5 YEARS

17. PROFIT ANALYSIS FOR 5 YEARS

18. PROJECTED BALANCE SHEET FOR (5 YEARS)