EM Motor, a Thai electric motorcycle manufacturer with ISO 9001:2015 international standards, continues to advance its after-sales service quality. The company recently organized skill-building workshops for its next generation of technicians to support the production and servicing of its latest EV model, the EM Milano
The training aims to equip technicians with a thorough understanding of the MILANO’s assembly and maintenance protocols. Following the step-by-step guidelines in the assembly manual, the course covers:
- Bodywork & Fairings: Detailed handling of various plastic components, including the swingarm and front cowls, focusing on the specific fastener placements detailed on pages 4–14.
- Electrical Systems: Proper installation of the front lighting and steering column wiring, ensuring all main and headlight plugs are securely connected for maximum safety (Pages 17–18).
- Seating & Racks: Precise mounting of the seat and rear luggage rack, ensuring structural integrity through correct alignment and bolt tension (Pages 19–20)."
Regarding technical training, all technicians studied the structure and specifications of the MILANO based on official technical data, including:
- High-Power 4,000W Motor: Supporting top speeds of 80–85 km/h (Ref: Specifications Page – 4,000W Motor Power).
- 72V 44Ah Lithium Battery: Offering a maximum range of 70–100 km per charge (Ref: Spec Sheet, pages 3–4).
- Safety & Stability: Equipped with a CBS (Combined Braking System) and high-performance YSS shock absorbers for enhanced handling (Pages 15–17).Standardized Lighting & Smart Controls: Featuring UNR.53 certified lighting systems and the TUYA RIDE application control system—a key selling point for this model (Pages 18 and 22–23).
Through this session, our technicians have mastered every detail of the MILANO—from assembly to internal systems. We are dedicated to providing factory-grade service to every customer as we ramp up production for our latest model.
EM Motor continues to invest in our people, driving Thai innovation toward global standards in the electric vehicle industry.
