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做了一下功课,这车在新州上路合法,不需要上牌照,也不需驾照。
一个电商的广告:
The new Xiaomi QiCycle offers all the advantages of an electric bike in a compact folding package. This is the latest version with English language menu and compliant with EN15194 making it legal to ride on Australian roads.
路局的法规:
2. Power-assisted pedal cycle - maximum power output 250 watts (a ‘Pedalec’)
A ‘pedalec’ is a vehicle complying with the requirements of European Standard
EN 15194: 2009 or EN 15194:2009+A1:2009: ‘Cycles – Electrically power assisted cycles –
EPAC Bicycles’.
To comply with EN 15194:
• The motor must be electric
• The maximum continuous power output of the motor cannot exceed 250 watts measured at
the wheel
Note: A motor that delivers 250 watts of continuous power can produce greater power for very short
periods of time, which can be beneficial when pulling away at traffic lights or starting a hill climb.
• The rider must pedal the cycle to activate the motor*
• The motor must cut-off once the vehicle reaches 25 km/h, or sooner if the rider stops
pedalling
• The vehicle must be certified by the manufacturer, and labelled as complying with
EN 15194. The label must include the manufacturer’s name, the motor’s cut-off speed in
km/h and its continuous rated power in watts.
* Pedalecs may be equipped with an optional low-speed start-up mode that allows the motor to power
the cycle up to 6 km/h. This mode is activated by the user either when riding without pedalling or when
the user is pushing the cycle. |
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