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Melex – collective page outside the named ranges: small electric vehicles from the Polish maker in Mielec, kerb weight 892 kg, gross vehicle weight 1,335 to 1,345 kg, length 3,960 mm

Melex N.30
Pictured: Melex N.30

Melex is a Polish maker of small electric vehicles based in Mielec that has built golf cars and light electric vehicles, among other things, since 1971. This collective page covers the versions N.30 and N.Car that the register could not assign to a range of their own. The model designations N.30 and N.Car fit into the range of small electric vehicles built along similar lines to the well-known Melex golf cars.

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The register lists 2 versions here with a kerb weight of 892 kg, a gross vehicle weight of 1,335 to 1,345 kg, a length of 3,960 mm and a width of 1,250 to 1,260 mm.

With compact dimensions and electric drive, the vehicles are designed for short-distance use on company premises, in holiday resorts or for internal works transport, typical of Melex's small electric vehicles. With a payload of around 450 kg and low speeds, the vehicles are designed chiefly for enclosed sites such as factory premises or holiday resorts with limited road traffic, where low speed is sufficient.

When buying a used Melex electric vehicle, check the condition and capacity of the battery, the function of the charger and electrics, the condition of the wheel bearings and brakes, and corrosion on the bodywork; parts are available directly from Melex and from specialist suppliers for golf cars and small vehicles. Because many components are shared with other Melex models, the availability of common wear parts is usually better than for small production runs from other makers.

Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: Melex (weitere Modelle), Melex (manufacturer)

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