Tromox is an innovative manufacturer of smart electric motorcycles and riding accessories designed to provide a high-performance urban commuting experience.
Tromox is a leading enterprise in the global electric motorcycle industry, focused on creating unconventional, interconnected, and passionate riding experiences. They specialize in intelligent electric vehicles, such as the high-performance Ukko S series and Mino lines, integrating advanced technologies like dual-mode Bluetooth, NFC smart starts, and dedicated Vehicle Control Units (VCU).
Designed to reduce carbon emissions while maximizing urban mobility and performance, Tromox provides a seamless smart riding environment connected through their proprietary mobile application. Their product selection also includes smart riding accessories, intelligent central controls, and wireless remote keys designed specifically for their range of electric motorbikes.
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To start the vehicle, successfully swipe your NFC card on the instrument panel or within 0.3cm of the NFC sensing area. The central control system will recognize the card swiping signal and execute the power-on command to light up the instrument. You can turn off the vehicle using the same method.
Before each ride, check the tire pressure, front and rear brakes, headlight, turn signals, horn, and ensure the chain or belt tightness is correct. Make sure the battery has sufficient charge as instructed in your owner's manual.
To maximize your battery life, try to keep the charge between 20% and 90%. Avoid using up the power until it completely cuts off before recharging. For long-term storage, keep the battery level at 50% to 80% and perform a complete charging and discharging cycle once a month.
The proprietary Tromox app connects to your vehicle's VCU via Bluetooth, allowing you to monitor vehicle information (like driving range and battery power), remote lock/unlock the bike, find your vehicle using the double flash feature, and receive alerts if the vehicle crashes or exceeds its electronic fence.