Owners of the Dorcen N60 who want an easier way in and out without disturbing the vehicle's clean lines have a purpose-built option in Decoin's electric running board. It's engineered to extend the moment a door opens and retract the moment it shuts, adding a functional step that disappears from view the rest of the time. The fitment for the N60 is listed below.
The N60's running board is built to this model's rocker panel dimensions and door geometry, not adapted from a generic template. It slides into place automatically as soon as a door is opened and withdraws the instant it's closed, keeping the N60 looking factory-stock whenever the step isn't needed.
A power step gives every N60 passenger - from children to older family members - a stable, correctly placed foothold instead of a stretch down to the ground. The deployed height is set to reduce slipping, which matters most on wet mornings or icy driveways.
Offered in finishes that complement the N60's exterior, the running board is also built from materials chosen to resist corrosion, gravel chips, and the wear a low-mounted component naturally takes on over time. The result stays functional and presentable well beyond the first year of use.
Since the mounting hardware is designed specifically for the N60, installation typically doesn't require cutting into the body or reshaping factory panels. After that, the system needs very little ongoing maintenance.
Will the running board affect the N60's approach or departure angle off-road? Since it retracts fully when not in use, it has no impact on ground clearance while the vehicle is moving.
How is the step powered? It draws from the N60's existing electrical system and is triggered automatically by the door sensors, with no separate remote needed.
Does the finish match the N60's factory trim? Decoin offers finish options selected to blend with the N60's exterior styling rather than stand out from it.
Compare fitments across the range on the Zotye Electric Running Boards and Power Steps hub.
