The two-seater three-wheeled electric vehicle presented at the Canada Day Festival

Daymak, a Canadian company that manufactures electric bicycles and electric assist bicycles, started accepting reservations for the Spiritus, a two-seater three-wheeled electric vehicle, for a limited time until July 2021, with a limited number of 50,000 units.

Reservations have begun, but Spiritus is still in the process of not having a finished product. It is not a finished product yet, but it is shown through a prototype with the components required for the lowest driving on the frame, and the acceleration through AWD is zero-back 1.8 seconds, plus an 80 kWh or 36 kWh battery for sub-models and provides its own wireless charging system. It is said to be. In addition, regenerative brakes and solar panels for trickle charging are mounted on the vehicle, contributing to a slight extension of the range. The range is 480km and 290km, and it is explained that it can be used not only for leisure, but also for daily use.

Spiritus costs $149,000 for the Ultimate model with an 80Wh battery with AWS and autonomous driving capabilities on carbon fiber, and $19,995 for the Deluxe model with 36kWh as a base unit. The deposit required to make a reservation is $100, and you are guaranteed a special price purchase when the three-wheeled electric vehicle is actually released.

Meanwhile, Daymak owns another electric assist bicycle and five types of products, including ATVs, and plans a drone taxi in the future. Related information can be found here.