FEKON TANZANIA: Save fuel, electric motorcycles now available in Dar

Fekon Showroom in Kariakoo Dar es Salaam

 Fekon Showroom in Kariakoo Dar es Salaam

Fekon Motorcycle Tanzania Operational Officer Fotunatus Munuo (R) shows to a customer who visited their showroom in Dar es Salaam a new Sinoray electric motorcycle.

Fekon Showroom in Kariakoo Dar es Salaam

Fekon Motorcycle Tanzania Operational Officer Fotunatus Munuo (R) shows to a customer who visited their showroom in Dar es Salaam.

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Fekon Motorcycles has turned a new page by unveiling its first fully electric motorcycle in Tanzania branded as Sinoray to help Tanzanians escaping the everyday fuel costs.

The Sinoray electric motorcycle is made of a mode of zero pollution, zero noise, low-energy usage of battery and high performance.

Fekon Motorcycle Tanzania Operational Officer Fotunatus Munuo said that the Sinoray electric motorcycle battery is sufficient for a range of about 110 km though a maximum of 120 is achievable with well management of motorcycle's battery.

Munuo also said that the central feature in the Sinoray electric motorcycle designed to enable the rider to take full advantage of the engine's potential, while at the same time allowing for a more efficient use of the bike's battery.

“Sinoray electric motorcycle is more essential especially to the big cities like Dar es Salaam, Mwanza, Arusha where there are many traffic jams especially during the business hours of morning and evening, people can attend at their destinations for a lower cost of only charging their motorcycle batteries,” he said

He added: “The Sinoray electric motorcycles are now available in Tanzania at an affordable price of 1.5 m/- complemented by a line of genuine accessories. We provide this product to Tanzanians so as to help them saving money for their other uses”

He underscored that the demand for electric motorcycle is very huge in Tanzania, due to the fact that it do not use fuel which hinders many people to buy cars or motorcycles which are using fuels.

For his part, Juma Khamis who found buying the Sinoray electric motorcycle said: “I came here to buy the Sinoray electric motorcycle because I heard from my fellow who also own one that it’s more affordable because are not using the fuels”

However, Munua went further saying that since starting their business in the country, they have so far sold more than 200 containers of Fekon motorcycles, which are almost 39,200 motorcycles.

“We did not raised our prices last year even after the shilling fall apart against US $, but what we did is to maintain our currently prices, but the fall of shilling affected our business in one way or another,” he said