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Comparison Fada Teni vs Fada Oldi

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Three speed modes. The trunk is under the seat. The display shows the speed parameters, information about the battery charge. Drum brakes. There is a possibility of transformation into three seats.
The storage compartment is located under the seat. The display shows speed parameters, battery charge information. Remote-controlled security alarm.
Product typelight mopedlight moped
Max. load200 kg195 kg
Driving performance
Range45 km50 km
Max speed42 km/h35 km/h
Speed modes33
Wheels
10 "
8 "
Front brakedrumdrum
Rear brakedrumdrum
More features
headlight and position lamps
turn signals
anti-theft system
passenger seat
carrier
handlebar basket
headlight and position lamps
turn signals
anti-theft system
passenger seat
carrier
handlebar basket
Engine and power
Power0.65 kW0.5 kW
Number of motors11
Battery typelead-acidlead-acid
Battery capacity20 Ah32 Ah
Battery capacity1200 W*h1200 W*h
Full charge time8 h8 h
General
Weight122 kg108 kg
Added to E-Catalogapril 2023april 2023
Compare Fada Teni and Oldi
Electric scooters Fada Teni and Fada Oldi have similar characteristics, but there are key differences. Teni offers a range of 45 km and a maximum speed of 42 km/h, while Oldi has a range of 50 km and a speed of 35 km/h. The engine power of Teni is 0.65 kW, and Oldi is 0.5 kW. Teni also supports a maximum load of up to 200 kg, while Oldi supports up to 195 kg. Both scooters have three speed modes and drum brakes, but Oldi is additionally equipped with a remote-controlled security alarm. The weight of Teni is 122 kg, and Oldi is 108 kg.
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Glossary

Max. load

The maximum additional weight that a vehicle is designed to carry is, in fact, the weight of the payload that it is allowed to carry.

The maximum load includes both the passenger himself and the things he carries. In this case, the value is usually indicated based on a flat road and a quiet ride. So, ideally, it is best to have a maximum weight margin of at least 10-15 kg — this will give an additional guarantee in case of emergencies, such as a wheel falling into a pothole.

Range

The range of a vehicle is the distance it can travel on a single battery charge.

Note that the range usually indicates the value for perfect operating conditions: driving at optimal speed with a small load, flat road, no ups and downs, etc. The actual range may differ from the claimed one, sometimes quite noticeably. In addition, to improve range, manufacturers can deliberately use low-power motors that consume little energy.

Max speed

The highest speed that a vehicle can reach.

When choosing according to this parameter, it is worth considering that in dense city traffic, it is rarely possible to accelerate faster than 40 km/h; so if the vehicle is bought mainly for a comfortable ride through traffic jams, then there is no need to look for a high-speed model. In addition, for the same motor power, low speed means more torque, which makes it easier to climb hills.

Power

The motor power of a vehicle, in kilowatts. In addition to them, horsepower is also used (for more details, see above).

Let us clarify that in this case, we are talking about maximum power; the actual power can be adjusted while driving with the help of the accelerator. And in some models, it may even be possible to set a limit on the maximum power.

A more powerful motor allows you to carry more weight, reach higher speeds and/or have more torque. However, the energy consumption from the battery will also be high, and the battery life, with the same battery capacity, will be correspondingly less than when using a less powerful motor. Also note that in many countries, motor power is a criterion for classifying an electric vehicle as one or another variety. For example, according to this criterion, motorcycles and scooters can be formally separated, requiring different driving licences.

Battery capacity

The capacity of the battery installed in the vehicle, in ampere-hours.

Theoretically, the battery life of the vehicle directly depends on this parameter: a more capacious battery can supply the electric motor longer. However, the actual amount of stored energy depends not only on the capacity in amp-hours but also on the nominal voltage of the battery. A more correct unit in this sense is watt-hours, taking into account the difference in nominal voltages; see "Battery capacity" below for details on this designation. Additionally, the operating time on a charge will depend not only on the characteristics of the battery but also on the power consumption of the vehicle itself — and it is determined by the motor power and several other parameters.

Weight

The total weight of the vehicle without cargo and rider.

The lighter the unit, the greater the range and, accordingly, the weight of the payload that can be carried on it. On the other hand, too little weight adversely affects the stability, and sometimes the overall strength of the structure.