Fuel Price: Man Shares Video of Electric Tricycle With Rechargeable Battery and Can Carry 6 People

• A Nigerian man has shown off a tricycle which runs on a rechargeable battery instead of petrol
• The man said the tricycle popularly called keke could carry eight people instead of the four others carry
• He also showed the battery which is stored under the rider's seat and said using the electric keke is more economical

A man shared a video showing a rechargeable tricycle which runs on a single battery.

The man noted that in the days of costly fuel, it was better to start using the rechargeable keke.

In the video posted on TikTok by @manga_autos, the man showed where the keke's battery is stored under the driver's seat.

One remarkable thing about the rechargeable tricycle is the number of passengers it can carry.

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The electric keke is capable of carrying eight passengers in the back seats.

Watch the video below:

Reactions as man shows off electric tricycle

@christain umeh said:

"Doing electric up and down for country wey no get steady light."

@kritzten said:

"Who go buy me one keke make I Dey use am work for am?"

@Ogbe_Fx said:

"Na to come down run after I reach my destination."

@SammyOG said:

"This one no dey hide person face."

@Ibe victory said:

"E Dey use power bank?"

@richardhusman said:

"But how person go take dey charge am if e buy go another state?"

JAEFX said:

"Make dem also consider the safety of this vehicles sha, 8 people in 1 keke. Great innovation make God just keep protecting everyone."

@Kellz said:

"Where you wan see light charge am kwanu?"

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@Rafiu Abiola Atanda asked:

"How much is the bike?"

@ndukanwazueo asked:

"Good invention; however, the question is how much does it cost to charge?"

Man shares video of an electric car

A Nigerian man was complaining about how fuel scarcity was affecting him in Nigeria and a friend sent him a car.

The friend sent him a Neta electric vehicle, which does not require petroleum motor spirit but is powered by a rechargeable battery.

He said his friend also sent him a charger that he would use to charge the Neta electric car and drive for some time.

Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng