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  1. 08 February 2022 #1
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    News of Triumph's EV prototype progress

    Here is an update regarding Triumph's TE-1 electric motorcycle prototype's development progress: https://thepack.news/project-triumph...type-unveiled/
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  3. 09 February 2022 #2
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    Looks great,
    Any idea how the electric motor works here? what kind if electric motor produce so much power with low weight?
    I am thinking its must be induction motor..
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