1. Product Description

Runhorse J1 electric car is designed according to L2e standards and received EU type-approval (EEC & CoC).

Recharging the battery is no problem with Runhorse EV. There is no need for a specific wall box installation. Runhorse EV plugs into any domestic power socket and charges in 6 hours. (3 hours for fast charger option)

Please contact us for options and variants.



2. Specifications
 
3. Details






4. Packing & Loading
 

5. Certificates

1. EU Whole-Vehicle Type-Approval Certificates (EEC & CoC)
2. CoC (Certificate of Conformity)
3. ISO Quality Management System Certification

(A detailed explanation of type-approval and CoC is in the FAQ part at the bottom.)



6. Models Available

7. Company Introduction





8. Expo & Customer Visit


9. Value-added Services 
 
   1) CKD solution and joint venture (complete knock-down transport and local assembly solution for cheaper freight and lower customs duty)
    2) custom paint
    3) last-mile logistic delivery solution
    4) cold-chain logistic delivery solution 

10. Frequently Asked Questions

1. What does type approval mean and how does it work?
 
Type approval describes the process applied by national authorities to certify that a model of a vehicle meets all EU safety, environmental, and conformity of production requirements before authorising it to be placed on the EU market.
 
The manufacturer makes available about a dozen or more pre-production cars that are equal to the final product. These prototypes are used to test compliance with EU safety rules (installation of lights, braking performance, stability control, crash tests with dummies), noise and emissions limits as well as production requirements (of individual parts and components, such as seats or steering wheel airbags). If all relevant requirements are met, the national authority delivers an EU vehicle type approval to the manufacturer authorising the sale of the vehicle type in the EU. The system is based on the mutual recognition of approvals granted by Member States (certified once, accepted everywhere in the EU).
 
Every vehicle produced is then accompanied by a certificate of conformity, which is like the car's birth certificate, in which the manufacturer certifies that the vehicle corresponds to the approved type. On the basis of this document, the vehicle can be registered anywhere in Europe.
Source: European Commission Official Website
 
2. Certificate of conformity (CoC)
 
A certificate of conformity is a statement by the manufacturer that the vehicle conforms to EU type-approval requirements. EU countries cannot refuse to register vehicles if they are accompanied by a valid CoC that proves their compliance with EU law.
Source: European Commission Official Website

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