Electric tricycle garbage trucks are a new type of sanitation equipment powered by electricity. Equipped with a closed cargo box and self-loading/unloading devices, they are primarily used for the collection and transportation of sorted urban household waste. Their core feature is the use of pollution-free lithium iron phosphate battery packs, providing a range of up to 120 kilometers and zero emissions compared to traditional fuel-powered vehicles.
The product is sold through both online and offline channels. E-commerce platforms show that monthly sales of the standard model remain between 50 and 80 units. After-sales service networks cover 28 provincial-level administrative regions nationwide, providing specialized maintenance solutions including a three-year warranty on the battery pack and annual inspections of the hydraulic system.
In government procurement projects, this model, due to its compliance with the "Technical Specifications for New Energy Sanitation Equipment," has become standard equipment for sanitation departments in many regions. Actual operational data shows that a single vehicle can perform 6-8 collection trips per day, effectively reducing the labor intensity of sanitation workers.