CHK / 1800Longest cargo bed in the lineup
Chuckwalla 1.8m
Make fewer trips with a longer cargo bed for bulky daily loads—when your route has room for the larger footprint.
- Length
- 3460 mm
- Width
- 1380 mm
Short-route delivery
Cargo capacity for repeat neighborhood and site deliveries
Evaluate cargo-bed size, route distance, loading time and operating rules as one system.
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The operating problem
Delivery performance depends on stops, loading sequence, route access and legal operating context. A vehicle must fit all four.
Build the route brief
Three facts before comparing models
- 01
Document the actual route and operating environment.
- 02
Design loading order around the delivery sequence.
- 03
Confirm applicable rules before planning public-road use.
Questions that narrow the answer
What a specialist needs to know
- Is the route on private property or public roads?
- What is the largest single delivery?
- How much dwell time is available for charging?
Vehicles
Compare the current TOPFIRE lineup
CHK / 1800
GAN / 1600Balanced capacity and access
Ganbatto 1.6m
The everyday all-rounder: practical cargo space and a manageable footprint for mixed routes and repeat daily work.
- Length
- 3100 mm
- Width
- 1180 mm
CAC / 1500Narrowest cargo tricycle
Cactus 1.5m
Built for the places larger vehicles avoid, with the narrowest profile in the lineup for tight access and busy work areas.
- Length
- 2960 mm
- Width
- 1080 mm
A better fit starts with your route
Let’s find what fits.
You do not need every specification figured out. Share your typical load, route, terrain and narrowest access point. A TOPFIRE specialist will help compare the right vehicles and confirm the final details before you decide.
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