THESE TINY EV TRUCKS ARE ON THE ROAD NOW FOR HALF THE PRICE!

EV Channels Review

This video explores the burgeoning market of micro EV trucks, highlighting several models that offer utility and affordability, albeit with limitations. The reviewer is particularly impressed by the Wu Jang Group's three-wheeled trucks, praising their low cost (starting around $2,500 USD), surprising payload capacity (up to 1,500 kg), and maneuverability, despite their limited range (around 100 km) and low top speed (42 mph). The Kama 1600 EW is presented as a more conventional four-wheeled option, resembling classic Japanese Kei trucks, offering a better range (210 km), higher payload (1,500 kg), and faster charging, with a price under $11,000 USD. The Cenntro Metro is noted as a street-legal, commercially focused option available in the US since 2017, with a 9 ft bed and a range of 200 km. The German EVUM aCar is discussed as a modular, street-legal (but not highway) work truck with a 1,200 kg payload and 200 km range, though its higher price point ($31,800 USD) is a drawback. Finally, the American T MT1 prototype is showcased as a potential game-changer, offering substantial power, towing capacity (6,600 lb), and a remarkable range (350 miles) within a compact footprint, though its production status and high estimated cost ($42,000+ USD) remain uncertain.