SixThreeZero's Long Range Luxury Rickshaw is an unusual entry in the cargo e-bike market. It combines three wheels, dual 750W motors, and a 7,296 Wh battery pack — about ten times the capacity of a typical commuter e-bike. With optional passenger sub-frames, the company says the setup can carry seven people.
The base model costs $7,495 and seats a rider plus two passengers. Two $999 sub-frames can be attached behind it, each with seating or cargo options; powered versions include their own motor and battery. The company claims up to 120 miles of range, which would imply an efficiency of roughly 60 Wh/mi — a plausible figure for a heavy, multi-passenger vehicle.
Electrek's reviewer notes the rickshaw is excessive but well-built, and points out that backing up such a long "e-bike train" would be difficult. The article is a single source, so there's no independent verification of the specs or range claims. Still, the product highlights how electric cycles are expanding beyond single-rider commuters into niche, car-replacement territory.