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• Equipped with a high-capacity electric drivetrain, this light truck can handle a payload of 4.5 tons with ease. The electric motor provides instant torque, ensuring smooth acceleration and efficient operation.
• The pure electric powertrain offers several advantages, including zero emissions, lower operating costs, and quieter operation compared to traditional internal combustion engines.

• The 4.05-meter van body provides ample space for transporting goods. The van type design offers protection and security for the cargo, ensuring that it remains safe during transit.
• The single-row configuration provides a comfortable driving experience and easy access to controls. The interior is designed with practicality in mind, with storage compartments and a user-friendly layout.

• Powered by advanced lithium-ion batteries, the Dayun E3 offers a reliable range on a single charge. The battery management system ensures safe and efficient charging, prolonging battery life and reducing maintenance costs.
• The truck may also support fast charging options, Faaitiraa i te taime e te faarahiraa i te hotu.

• This light truck is equipped with a comprehensive set of safety features to protect the driver and cargo. These may include anti-lock brakes, hi'opo'araa i te tereraa, airbags, and a reinforced chassis for enhanced crash protection.
• The van body is designed with safety in mind, with features such as reinforced doors and impact-resistant panels.

• The compact size and single-row design make the Dayun E3 highly maneuverable, allowing it to navigate through narrow streets and tight spaces with ease. It is suitable for a variety of applications, including urban deliveries, logistics operations, and small business use.

• Mai te hoê pereoo uira mâ, the Dayun E3 contributes to a cleaner environment by producing zero emissions. It helps reduce air pollution and carbon footprint, making it an ideal choice for businesses and individuals looking to adopt sustainable transportation solutions.

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