Cheetah is an electric transportation vehicle that aims to increase personal transportation comfort with its thick-walled and non-filled tires on roads deteriorated as a result of potholes, cracks and road works, and can be folded to take up less space.
Jury Comments
"It is the only product we have seen so far that has been resolved technically."
- Lecturer Ahmet Yalçınkaya
"You gave a very modest presentation; I was expecting you to ride on top of the model you placed behind you."
- Asst.Prof. Füsun Curaoğlu
Perspective and orthographic views of the vehicle.
The battery, which can only be removed with the vehicle's electronic key, is placed in the charging unit. In the meantime, the vehicle can be folded into two to make it occupy less space. Thus, this vehicle can even fit in the trunk of your passenger car and you can charge your battery at home.
The battery charger charges the battery in vertical position. Thus, it occupies less space and provides ease of use. The state of charge can be observed by the RGB LED on the unit.
Compression mechanism, front fork and headstock set that keeps the handlebar in an upright position.
Assembly drawing of the clamping mechanism that allows the vehicle to be folded.
Hook mechanism that allows the vehicle to be fixed when the battery is removed and folded.
The central electric motor (HUB motor) that provides rear-wheel drive is located inside the rim.
Assembly picture of the vehicle.
