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China unveils electric tricycle motorhome with solar panel and Xiaomi appliances

21.09.2026 18:00 1 min 1 source РУС
Тамбов RUS
China unveils electric tricycle motorhome with solar panel and Xiaomi appliances
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Chinese developers have introduced a motorhome based on an electric tricycle. The compact body houses a refrigerator, Xiaomi air conditioner, water heater and inverter, powered by a 200 Ah lithium battery and a 1200 W solar panel. A 4000 W motor drives the tricycle, with a backup generator for low sunlight. The model is positioned as a self-sufficient vehicle for remote locations.

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China unveils electric tricycle motorhome with solar panel and Xiaomi appliances

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