Product overview

Rent is the largest fixed cost in retail, and a mobile unit removes it. The Electric Mobile Sales Vehicle is a self-contained shop: it drives to a pitch, folds open a 2.4 m serving counter, and trades all day on its own battery power with no generator and no cable run.

Municipal markets, festivals, campus retail and pop-up brand activations are its natural applications, and each values the same thing — a retail footprint that can be repositioned as footfall changes.

Design and construction

The serving side opens hydraulically to form a counter with an integrated canopy, giving shade to both staff and customers. The mechanism is driven by a small hydraulic pump with a manual backup, so a flat battery never leaves the unit stuck closed.

Inside, adjustable shelving runs the full length, and a lockable rear compartment holds stock securely overnight. Interior lighting is LED at 4000 K — the colour temperature that makes food and merchandise look correct under photography, which matters more than most operators expect.

Performance in real operation

A 3 kW pure-sine inverter supplies 220 V for POS terminals, fridges, coffee equipment and lighting. With a typical load of 1.2 kW over an eight-hour trading day, the auxiliary bank covers a full shift and recharges overnight alongside the traction pack.

Traction range is 60–75 km, comfortably more than a market circuit needs, and the vehicle can be driven between pitches on public roads at 30 km/h.

Where this model is used

Food and beverage operators, seasonal retail, farmers' markets and brand sampling campaigns. The most common configuration requests are a coffee unit, a fresh produce unit and a merchandise unit — and all three use the same body with different interior fit-outs.