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AEV Technologies Launches Three-Wheeled EV

The AEV 311 is a street-legal, three-wheeled inline commuter vehicle with two seats.

November 16, 2018
AEV Technologies Launches Three-Wheeled EV

 

Photo courtesy of AEV Technologies

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AEV Technologies, designer and manufacturer of compact, light-duty electric vehicles (EVs) for urban consumer and fleet markets, announced the launch of a new electric vehicle category with the release of the AEV 311. The street legal, three-wheeled inline multi-purpose commuter vehicle seats two and is designed to address the needs of urban, campus, and community transportation.

“The sustainability of AEV’s line of vehicles provides a tremendous opportunity for environmentally conscious consumers, as well as public and private organizations seeking new cost-effective, clean-energy fleet alternatives,” said Rod Keller, chief executive officer, AEV Technologies. “Our vehicles address a multitude of end-user needs and use case possibilities for urban dwellers, retirement and gated community residents, city government and utilities, universities, business campuses, resorts, and on-demand, last-mile delivery.”

Assembled in Texas utilizing automotive-grade parts, the AEVs can reach speeds up to 50 mph. The vehicles are purpose-built to meet the needs of each customer.

All AEV vehicles offer the conveniences of traditional automobiles, including standard steering wheels, controls, and braking and acceleration pedals. Each vehicle can be customized with personalized or templated acrylic body wrap designs.

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