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ISLAMABAD: Chinese and Pakistani companies have reached a preliminary cooperation agreement to introduce eco-friendly solar e-bikes to Pakistan.

The joint venture involves Road King, a leading electric scooter brand in Pakistan, and AGAO Solar Mobility, a China-based startup specializing in solar-powered scooters, as reported by a private news channel.

As reported by the China Economic Net (CEN), both parties engaged in detailed discussions about the local transportation market demand in Pakistan, product development trends, and specific cooperation modalities.

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Chinese company said that this innovative approach is dedicated to providing zero-carbon-emission solutions for short-distance travel.

Solar scooters, equipped with solar panels, harness solar energy to charge the scooter’s battery, reducing the need for traditional charging methods, company said.

The Chinese company expressed its willingness to provide Road King with technical support, product optimization, and marketing assistance for solar e-bikes. The aim is to jointly create high-quality transportation products that cater to local market needs.

“We will actively promote cooperation with the Chinese side and introduce solar e-bikes to the Pakistani market,” stated the delegation from Road King.

They emphasized that the environmental friendliness and high-efficiency performance of solar e-bikes perfectly align with Pakistan’s current demand for green transportation solutions.

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Nabi bux Jul 15, 2024 04:59pm
Road King is involved in froud cases and currapt practices,how Chinese with make joint venture?
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Tariq Qurashi Jul 16, 2024 02:22pm
Solar e-bikes! Really? You probably need several large solar panels to charge one e-bike during the day. It would take all day to charge one bike, so I suppose you could ride it at night?
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