Bolted Tubular Chassis
Square-section steel, bolted rather than pressed. A member bent on a kerb comes off and is replaced at a roadside workshop the same day.

E-Rickshaw
Four seats. 25 km/h by regulation. A frame a local workshop can straighten.
The cheapest kilometre in shared mobility, on a vehicle whose worst day ends at a welding shop rather than a dealership.

E-Rick is the tubular-frame rickshaw: a bolted steel cage carrying a roof, two benches and four passengers, at the 25 km/h its class is defined by. It is specified around the economics of a driver who owns one vehicle — a frame that can be straightened locally, a pack that charges overnight from a domestic socket, and nothing on board that needs a diagnostic tool to read.
Square-section steel, bolted rather than pressed. A member bent on a kerb comes off and is replaced at a roadside workshop the same day.
25 km/h. By Regulation. The e-rickshaw class is capped at 25 km/h, 2000 W and four passengers. Anything quicker is a different class, a different licence and a different vehicle.

Full technical detail for the RANAYARA E-Rick. Need a signed spec sheet or a homologation document? Ask us.
![]() RANAYARA BESTIVA | ![]() RANAYARA E-RickViewing | |
|---|---|---|
| Seating | 4+1 | 4+1 |
| Range | 140km | TBC |
| Use | Fleet | Last mile |