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Limited cargo space, weak climbing power, and unexpected breakdowns can slow down daily deliveries. For operators using older tricycles with a **250 kg load limit—500 Chinese catties—**carrying more goods often means making extra trips.
The Avetlink AK electric cargo tricycle combines a compact cargo bed, a matched motor and controller, and a reinforced rear axle for short-distance delivery work.
More Cargo Space
The 1.1 × 0.9 m cargo box has a reported capacity of 120 standard parcel boxes, compared with 80 boxes in the reference model—a 50% increase.
Folding side rails provide flexibility when handling larger items, such as appliances. Actual parcel capacity depends on box dimensions and secure loading.
Matched Motor and Controller
The AK uses a 60V, 1,200W permanent-magnet motor with a vector controller to support smooth starts and consistent power delivery.
The controller includes energy recovery during downhill travel. The supplied performance figures report 40% higher motor power, 30% lower energy consumption, and 20 km more range per full charge than the stated comparison vehicles. Results depend on the configuration and operating conditions.
Specifications and Reported Performance
| Item | Specification or reported result |
| Brand | Avetlink |
| Model | AK |
| Cargo box dimensions | 1.1 × 0.9 m |
| Motor | 60V, 1,200W permanent-magnet motor |
| Controller | Vector controller with energy recovery |
| Rear axle load rating | 800 kg |
| Reported climbing example | 15° slope with 800 kg of cargo |
| Body width | 1.2 m |
| Turning radius | 3.5 m |
| Reported parcel capacity | 120 boxes, compared with 80 |
| Reported power improvement | 40% |
| Reported energy reduction | 30% |
| Reported range increase | 20 km per full charge |
The rear axle’s rating and the reported climbing example do not establish the complete vehicle’s permitted payload. Loading must remain within the vehicle’s rated limit.
Practical for Narrow Delivery Routes
The 1.2 m body width and 3.5 m turning radius support maneuvering on suitable market lanes and neighborhood routes.
One reported loading example includes 10 cases of bottled water and two outdoor air-conditioning units. Cargo weight, positioning, and securing remain important when crossing speed bumps or uneven roads.
Reported Courier Feedback
Courier Li said his previous vehicle held only 80 parcels, leaving another 20 difficult to accommodate safely. He also described a rain-related controller failure that required traveling 2 km to find a repair shop.
After changing vehicles, he reported better cargo handling, greater confidence on slopes, and 10 additional orders per day. He also felt more comfortable accepting larger deliveries.
Maintenance Tips
1. Motor cooling: After sustained heavy-load operation, stop safely, switch off the vehicle, and allow the motor to cool with adequate ventilation. Keep cooling openings clean.
2. Controller protection: Inspect connector seals every week. With the vehicle switched off, wipe accessible exterior surfaces dry after rain. Water inside electrical components requires inspection before reuse.
3. Cargo positioning: Keep goods within the cargo area, secure them properly, and distribute weight according to the vehicle’s loading instructions. Avoid overloading or obstructing mirrors.
Discuss Your Delivery Requirements
Avetlink offers electric cargo tricycles and electric four-wheel vehicle options. Contact us with your cargo weight, parcel sizes, and route conditions to request an AK configuration and quotation.
