U Power Inks Sales Agreement with Treep Mobility for 52 Three-Wheeled Vehicles
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Monday, Sep 22, 2025 8:31 am ET1min read
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Under the terms of the agreement, Treep Mobility will purchase and deploy 52 two- and three-wheeled vehicles, eight battery-swapping cabinets, and a corresponding number of compatible batteries. These vehicles and cabinets are built on U Power's proprietary UOTTA™ electric vehicle (EV) battery-swapping technology. The initial order is valued at $113,000, and both parties agree to gradually expand their partnership through additional procurement agreements for the purchase and deployment of additional two/three-wheeled vehicles in Peru [1].
The agreement follows the successful pilot deployment of U Power's battery-swapping vehicles and cabinets in Peru in January 2025, which demonstrated the effectiveness of U Power's AI-empowered quick and intelligent battery-swapping solutions. These systems not only monitor real-time battery performance but also connect vehicles to a centralized cabinet network, enabling efficient energy management. Treep Mobility recognized U Power's battery-swapping vehicle operation model in maximizing vehicle uptime and boosting revenue potential [2].
By transforming its fuel-powered taxi fleet to electric vehicles, Treep Mobility expects to reduce energy replenishment costs by approximately 30-40% compared to traditional fuel vehicles, while contributing to Peru's environmental sustainability goals. Peru has over 100,000 registered moto taxis, part of a $324 million total market of motorcycles growing at a CAGR of ~3% [2].
U Power's CEO and Chairman, Johnny Lee, commented, "We are excited to formalize our agreement with Treep Mobility, a reflection of our customer's satisfaction and confidence in our two/three-wheeled battery swapping solutions which have demonstrated a proven commercial and operational logic. We look forward to deepening our cooperation with Treep Mobility and expanding our market existence in the Peruvian market and beyond, as South America represents a tremendous electric motorcycles market, growing by over 300,000 new vehicles annually" [2].
U Power, a NASDAQ-listed company, has signed an initial sales agreement with Treep Mobility Group, a moto taxi operator in Peru. Under the agreements, Treep Mobility will purchase and deploy 52 two- and three-wheeled vehicles, as well as 8 battery-swapping stations. This deal highlights U Power's expansion into the South American market and its growing presence in the electric vehicle industry.
U Power (NASDAQ:UCAR), a provider of AI-powered solutions for next-generation energy grids and intelligent transportation systems, has signed an initial sales agreement with Treep Mobility Group, a leading Moto Taxi operator in Peru. The agreement, announced on September 22, 2025, marks U Power's entry into the South American market and showcases its growing presence in the electric vehicle (EV) industry [1].Under the terms of the agreement, Treep Mobility will purchase and deploy 52 two- and three-wheeled vehicles, eight battery-swapping cabinets, and a corresponding number of compatible batteries. These vehicles and cabinets are built on U Power's proprietary UOTTA™ electric vehicle (EV) battery-swapping technology. The initial order is valued at $113,000, and both parties agree to gradually expand their partnership through additional procurement agreements for the purchase and deployment of additional two/three-wheeled vehicles in Peru [1].
The agreement follows the successful pilot deployment of U Power's battery-swapping vehicles and cabinets in Peru in January 2025, which demonstrated the effectiveness of U Power's AI-empowered quick and intelligent battery-swapping solutions. These systems not only monitor real-time battery performance but also connect vehicles to a centralized cabinet network, enabling efficient energy management. Treep Mobility recognized U Power's battery-swapping vehicle operation model in maximizing vehicle uptime and boosting revenue potential [2].
By transforming its fuel-powered taxi fleet to electric vehicles, Treep Mobility expects to reduce energy replenishment costs by approximately 30-40% compared to traditional fuel vehicles, while contributing to Peru's environmental sustainability goals. Peru has over 100,000 registered moto taxis, part of a $324 million total market of motorcycles growing at a CAGR of ~3% [2].
U Power's CEO and Chairman, Johnny Lee, commented, "We are excited to formalize our agreement with Treep Mobility, a reflection of our customer's satisfaction and confidence in our two/three-wheeled battery swapping solutions which have demonstrated a proven commercial and operational logic. We look forward to deepening our cooperation with Treep Mobility and expanding our market existence in the Peruvian market and beyond, as South America represents a tremendous electric motorcycles market, growing by over 300,000 new vehicles annually" [2].

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