Passenger eTuk
Choose it for guest transportation, tours, events, campuses and other short-distance passenger applications.
Passenger details →
Electric tuk tuk comparison guide
Compare Electric Tuk Tuk Models & Solutions
Choose the Passenger eTuk when the primary job is moving people, Cargo when it is moving protected tools or supplies, and Vendo when the vehicle becomes a customer-facing mobile business. Electric Shuttle is not a separate body category—it is an operating solution built around the Passenger platform, a defined route, passenger demand, charging, staffing and permissions.
Passenger: move peopleCargo: move equipmentVendo: serve customersShuttle: operate a route
Start with the job and operating environment, then compare body, capacity, price status, charging, registration, configuration and support. Final specifications and pricing must be confirmed in writing.
PassengerSix passengers plus one driver (6+1)
CargoConfigurable enclosed cargo body
VendoCustomer-facing commercial configuration
ShuttlePassenger route and operating solution
Fast selection answer
Which eTuk direction fits your project?
If two categories appear to fit, document the daily workflow and required load before selecting the final architecture.
Cargo eTuk
Choose it for enclosed transport of tools, supplies, equipment and goods in commercial operations.
Cargo details →Vendo eTuk
Choose it when the vehicle must support sales, food or beverage service, retail or branded activation.
Vendo details →Electric Shuttle
Choose this planning pathway when the project is a repeatable passenger service with stops and demand.
Shuttle planning →Published eTuk directions
Understand what each category is designed to do.
Passenger, Cargo and Vendo are vehicle directions. Electric Shuttle describes how a Passenger vehicle can be deployed as a transportation service.
Vehicle category
Passenger eTuk
$27,999
MSRP · subject to change
Street-ready, VIN-assigned passenger platform for six passengers plus one driver.
- Guest and passenger transportation
- Open passenger seating architecture
- Route and registration review required
Vehicle category
eTuk L5 Cargo
$24,999
Standard configuration MSRP · subject to change
Electric utility platform with an enclosed cargo body for tools, supplies and commercial work.
- Protected operational cargo
- Configurable body and access
- Special equipment quoted separately
Vehicle category
eTuk Vendo
Written quote
Configured to the approved concept
Customer-facing mobile platform for coffee, ice cream, beverages, food, retail and activations.
- Service body and workflow planning
- Equipment, power and water review
- Business in a Box pathway
Operating solution
Electric Shuttle
Passenger platform
Route and deployment scope required
A passenger service planned around route, stops, demand, charging, operator and permissions.
- Uses the Passenger vehicle direction
- Requires operational planning
- Price depends on vehicle and deployment scope
Side-by-side comparison
Compare job, body, price and planning requirements.
Use this as a qualification table. The detailed category pages and written proposal control final specifications.
| Comparison | Passenger | Cargo | Vendo | Electric Shuttle |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Passenger vehicle category | Enclosed utility vehicle category | Customer-facing commercial vehicle category | Passenger operating solution |
| Primary job | Move people | Move protected tools, supplies or goods | Serve or sell to customers | Operate repeatable passenger trips |
| Capacity or body | Six passengers plus one driver (6+1) | Configurable enclosed cargo body | Service body configured around concept and workflow | Passenger platform matched to route and demand |
| Public price status | $27,999 MSRP | $24,999 standard-configuration MSRP | Written custom quote | Passenger vehicle plus route and deployment scope |
| Strong applications | Hotels, resorts, tours, events and campuses | Facilities, maintenance, hospitality operations and short-route logistics | Coffee, ice cream, beverages, food, retail and activations | Hotels, campuses, parking connections, events and destinations |
| Define first | Passenger demand, route, boarding, luggage and weather | Payload, cargo dimensions, access, storage and duty cycle | Menu, equipment, power, water, storage, permits and workflow | Stops, distance, frequency, demand, charging, staffing and permissions |
| Best next page | Passenger details → | Cargo details → | Vendo details → | Shuttle planning → |
Decision path
Choose by the daily job—not by appearance alone.
Follow the first answer that accurately describes the vehicle's primary work.
Will it primarily carry passengers?
Start with Passenger. If those trips repeat along a defined service pattern, continue into Electric Shuttle planning.
Start with Passenger →Will it primarily carry operational items?
Start with Cargo when tools, supplies, equipment or goods need a protected working body.
Start with Cargo →Will customers be served at the vehicle?
Start with Vendo when counters, equipment, storage, menu workflow and branding define the project.
Start with Vendo →Does the project combine more than one job?
Document the primary and secondary workflows, load and operating area before requesting configuration guidance.
Discuss the mixed use case →
Cargo or Vendo?
Customer service changes the vehicle requirements.
Cargo is designed primarily to move and protect operational items. Vendo is designed around customer-facing service or sales. Once people are served at the vehicle, the project may need counters, openings, storage, appliances, power, water, refrigeration, sanitation, branding and a defined workflow.
- Choose Cargo for transport and operational access
- Choose Vendo for service and customer interaction
- Define equipment before designing the Vendo body
- Verify weight, energy and permitting requirements
- Request a written configuration and quote
Comparison beyond the body
Eight criteria should influence the final choice.
The correct architecture must fit the complete operating system, not only the preferred image.
Primary Outcome
People moved, work completed, customers served or route operated.
Capacity & Payload
Passengers, luggage, tools, product, water, appliances and storage.
Route & Access
Private or public roads, distance, grades, surfaces, width and traffic.
Charging & Power
Parking, circuit, schedule, reserve and auxiliary equipment demand.
Registration & Permits
State classification, licensing, insurance, roads and commercial approvals.
Protection & Season
Rain, sun, temperature, wind, comfort and operating limitations.
Price & Budget
Vehicle, options, delivery, taxes, launch costs and ownership pathway.
Service & Continuity
Operator guidance, maintenance, parts, downtime and fleet planning.
Price comparison
Compare like-for-like scope.
A lower number is not necessarily a lower project cost if it excludes required equipment, delivery, documentation or operating readiness. Use the written proposal to compare the same body, equipment and support scope.
Passenger
$27,999 MSRP before additional options and project costs.
Cargo
$24,999 standard-configuration MSRP before special equipment and project costs.
Vendo
Written custom quote after concept, body and equipment scope are defined.
Shuttle
Passenger vehicle price plus the equipment and deployment requirements of the route.
From comparison to proposal
A practical model-selection process.
Each step narrows the project before final vehicle configuration and pricing.
Define
State the primary job, operating location, load and desired outcome.
Compare
Use body, capacity, workflow and price status to select a direction.
Verify
Check route, charging, registration, insurance and commercial rules.
Configure
Define equipment, appearance, delivery and ownership support scope.
Quote
Review the written vehicle specification, price, exclusions and timing.
Model comparison FAQ
Answers for choosing the right eTuk direction.
These answers distinguish vehicle categories from operating solutions.
Which electric tuk tuk model should I choose?
Choose Passenger to move people, Cargo to move protected tools or supplies, and Vendo to serve or sell to customers. Choose the Electric Shuttle planning pathway when a Passenger vehicle will operate repeatable trips on a defined route.
What is the difference between Passenger and Electric Shuttle?
Passenger is the vehicle category and seats six passengers plus one driver (6+1). Electric Shuttle is an operating solution built around a Passenger vehicle, route, stops, demand, charging, staffing, passenger procedures and required permissions.
What is the difference between Cargo and Vendo?
Cargo primarily moves and protects tools, supplies, equipment or goods. Vendo is configured for customer-facing sales or service and may require counters, openings, storage, appliances, power, water, refrigeration, sanitation features, branding and workflow planning.
How much does each eTuk direction cost?
Passenger has a $27,999 MSRP and the standard Cargo configuration has a $24,999 MSRP, both subject to change. Vendo requires a custom written quote. Shuttle pricing uses the Passenger vehicle price plus the selected equipment and deployment scope.
How many people can the Passenger eTuk carry?
The current eTuk USA Passenger configuration seats six passengers plus one driver (6+1). Confirm seating, restraints, payload, luggage and accessibility requirements in the final specification.
Which eTuk is best for hotels and resorts?
It depends on the job. Passenger or Electric Shuttle supports guest movement, Cargo supports facilities and operational supplies, and Vendo supports poolside, event or destination food, beverage and retail service.
Which eTuk is best for a mobile coffee or ice cream business?
Vendo is the appropriate starting direction because the vehicle must support customer service, commercial equipment, storage, power, water or refrigeration as required. The exact body and price depend on the approved concept.
Are the vehicles street ready and VIN assigned?
Delivered eTuk vehicles are configured as street-ready and assigned an individual VIN when stated in the final specification. The responsible authority still determines title, registration class, licensing, insurance and permitted roads.
Can I compare eTuks only by MSRP?
No. Compare the job, body, load, equipment, route, charging, delivery, documentation and support scope. MSRP is planning information for a reference configuration and does not represent every project cost.
How do I confirm the right eTuk model?
Send eTuk USA the intended use, location, route or property, passenger or load requirement, equipment, charging plan, delivery destination, target launch and budget range. The team can help identify and quote the appropriate direction.
What job does your eTuk need to perform?
Tell us who or what the vehicle must move, where it will operate and what equipment it needs. eTuk USA will help identify the right direction and written next step.
Electric tuk tuk comparison guide
Compare Electric Tuk Tuk Models & Solutions
Choose the Passenger eTuk when the primary job is moving people, Cargo when it is moving protected tools or supplies, and Vendo when the vehicle becomes a customer-facing mobile business. Electric Shuttle is not a separate body category—it is an operating solution built around the Passenger platform, a defined route, passenger demand, charging, staffing and permissions.
Passenger: move peopleCargo: move equipmentVendo: serve customersShuttle: operate a route
Start with the job and operating environment, then compare body, capacity, price status, charging, registration, configuration and support. Final specifications and pricing must be confirmed in writing.
PassengerSix passengers plus one driver (6+1)
CargoConfigurable enclosed cargo body
VendoCustomer-facing commercial configuration
ShuttlePassenger route and operating solution
Fast selection answer
Which eTuk direction fits your project?
If two categories appear to fit, document the daily workflow and required load before selecting the final architecture.
Passenger eTuk
Choose it for guest transportation, tours, events, campuses and other short-distance passenger applications.
Passenger details →Cargo eTuk
Choose it for enclosed transport of tools, supplies, equipment and goods in commercial operations.
Cargo details →Vendo eTuk
Choose it when the vehicle must support sales, food or beverage service, retail or branded activation.
Vendo details →Electric Shuttle
Choose this planning pathway when the project is a repeatable passenger service with stops and demand.
Shuttle planning →Published eTuk directions
Understand what each category is designed to do.
Passenger, Cargo and Vendo are vehicle directions. Electric Shuttle describes how a Passenger vehicle can be deployed as a transportation service.
Vehicle category
Passenger eTuk
$27,999
MSRP · subject to change
Street-ready, VIN-assigned passenger platform for six passengers plus one driver.
- Guest and passenger transportation
- Open passenger seating architecture
- Route and registration review required
Vehicle category
eTuk L5 Cargo
$24,999
Standard configuration MSRP · subject to change
Electric utility platform with an enclosed cargo body for tools, supplies and commercial work.
- Protected operational cargo
- Configurable body and access
- Special equipment quoted separately
Vehicle category
eTuk Vendo
Written quote
Configured to the approved concept
Customer-facing mobile platform for coffee, ice cream, beverages, food, retail and activations.
- Service body and workflow planning
- Equipment, power and water review
- Business in a Box pathway
Operating solution
Electric Shuttle
Passenger platform
Route and deployment scope required
A passenger service planned around route, stops, demand, charging, operator and permissions.
- Uses the Passenger vehicle direction
- Requires operational planning
- Price depends on vehicle and deployment scope
Side-by-side comparison
Compare job, body, price and planning requirements.
Use this as a qualification table. The detailed category pages and written proposal control final specifications.
| Comparison | Passenger | Cargo | Vendo | Electric Shuttle |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Passenger vehicle category | Enclosed utility vehicle category | Customer-facing commercial vehicle category | Passenger operating solution |
| Primary job | Move people | Move protected tools, supplies or goods | Serve or sell to customers | Operate repeatable passenger trips |
| Capacity or body | Six passengers plus one driver (6+1) | Configurable enclosed cargo body | Service body configured around concept and workflow | Passenger platform matched to route and demand |
| Public price status | $27,999 MSRP | $24,999 standard-configuration MSRP | Written custom quote | Passenger vehicle plus route and deployment scope |
| Strong applications | Hotels, resorts, tours, events and campuses | Facilities, maintenance, hospitality operations and short-route logistics | Coffee, ice cream, beverages, food, retail and activations | Hotels, campuses, parking connections, events and destinations |
| Define first | Passenger demand, route, boarding, luggage and weather | Payload, cargo dimensions, access, storage and duty cycle | Menu, equipment, power, water, storage, permits and workflow | Stops, distance, frequency, demand, charging, staffing and permissions |
| Best next page | Passenger details → | Cargo details → | Vendo details → | Shuttle planning → |
Decision path
Choose by the daily job—not by appearance alone.
Follow the first answer that accurately describes the vehicle's primary work.
Will it primarily carry passengers?
Start with Passenger. If those trips repeat along a defined service pattern, continue into Electric Shuttle planning.
Start with Passenger →Will it primarily carry operational items?
Start with Cargo when tools, supplies, equipment or goods need a protected working body.
Start with Cargo →Will customers be served at the vehicle?
Start with Vendo when counters, equipment, storage, menu workflow and branding define the project.
Start with Vendo →Does the project combine more than one job?
Document the primary and secondary workflows, load and operating area before requesting configuration guidance.
Discuss the mixed use case →Cargo or Vendo?
Customer service changes the vehicle requirements.
Cargo is designed primarily to move and protect operational items. Vendo is designed around customer-facing service or sales. Once people are served at the vehicle, the project may need counters, openings, storage, appliances, power, water, refrigeration, sanitation, branding and a defined workflow.
- Choose Cargo for transport and operational access
- Choose Vendo for service and customer interaction
- Define equipment before designing the Vendo body
- Verify weight, energy and permitting requirements
- Request a written configuration and quote
Comparison beyond the body
Eight criteria should influence the final choice.
The correct architecture must fit the complete operating system, not only the preferred image.
Primary Outcome
People moved, work completed, customers served or route operated.
Capacity & Payload
Passengers, luggage, tools, product, water, appliances and storage.
Route & Access
Private or public roads, distance, grades, surfaces, width and traffic.
Charging & Power
Parking, circuit, schedule, reserve and auxiliary equipment demand.
Registration & Permits
State classification, licensing, insurance, roads and commercial approvals.
Protection & Season
Rain, sun, temperature, wind, comfort and operating limitations.
Price & Budget
Vehicle, options, delivery, taxes, launch costs and ownership pathway.
Service & Continuity
Operator guidance, maintenance, parts, downtime and fleet planning.
Price comparison
Compare like-for-like scope.
A lower number is not necessarily a lower project cost if it excludes required equipment, delivery, documentation or operating readiness. Use the written proposal to compare the same body, equipment and support scope.
Passenger
$27,999 MSRP before additional options and project costs.
Cargo
$24,999 standard-configuration MSRP before special equipment and project costs.
Vendo
Written custom quote after concept, body and equipment scope are defined.
Shuttle
Passenger vehicle price plus the equipment and deployment requirements of the route.
From comparison to proposal
A practical model-selection process.
Each step narrows the project before final vehicle configuration and pricing.
Define
State the primary job, operating location, load and desired outcome.
Compare
Use body, capacity, workflow and price status to select a direction.
Verify
Check route, charging, registration, insurance and commercial rules.
Configure
Define equipment, appearance, delivery and ownership support scope.
Quote
Review the written vehicle specification, price, exclusions and timing.
Model comparison FAQ
Answers for choosing the right eTuk direction.
These answers distinguish vehicle categories from operating solutions.
Which electric tuk tuk model should I choose?
Choose Passenger to move people, Cargo to move protected tools or supplies, and Vendo to serve or sell to customers. Choose the Electric Shuttle planning pathway when a Passenger vehicle will operate repeatable trips on a defined route.
What is the difference between Passenger and Electric Shuttle?
Passenger is the vehicle category and seats six passengers plus one driver (6+1). Electric Shuttle is an operating solution built around a Passenger vehicle, route, stops, demand, charging, staffing, passenger procedures and required permissions.
What is the difference between Cargo and Vendo?
Cargo primarily moves and protects tools, supplies, equipment or goods. Vendo is configured for customer-facing sales or service and may require counters, openings, storage, appliances, power, water, refrigeration, sanitation features, branding and workflow planning.
How much does each eTuk direction cost?
Passenger has a $27,999 MSRP and the standard Cargo configuration has a $24,999 MSRP, both subject to change. Vendo requires a custom written quote. Shuttle pricing uses the Passenger vehicle price plus the selected equipment and deployment scope.
How many people can the Passenger eTuk carry?
The current eTuk USA Passenger configuration seats six passengers plus one driver (6+1). Confirm seating, restraints, payload, luggage and accessibility requirements in the final specification.
Which eTuk is best for hotels and resorts?
It depends on the job. Passenger or Electric Shuttle supports guest movement, Cargo supports facilities and operational supplies, and Vendo supports poolside, event or destination food, beverage and retail service.
Which eTuk is best for a mobile coffee or ice cream business?
Vendo is the appropriate starting direction because the vehicle must support customer service, commercial equipment, storage, power, water or refrigeration as required. The exact body and price depend on the approved concept.
Are the vehicles street ready and VIN assigned?
Delivered eTuk vehicles are configured as street-ready and assigned an individual VIN when stated in the final specification. The responsible authority still determines title, registration class, licensing, insurance and permitted roads.
Can I compare eTuks only by MSRP?
No. Compare the job, body, load, equipment, route, charging, delivery, documentation and support scope. MSRP is planning information for a reference configuration and does not represent every project cost.
How do I confirm the right eTuk model?
Send eTuk USA the intended use, location, route or property, passenger or load requirement, equipment, charging plan, delivery destination, target launch and budget range. The team can help identify and quote the appropriate direction.
What job does your eTuk need to perform?
Tell us who or what the vehicle must move, where it will operate and what equipment it needs. eTuk USA will help identify the right direction and written next step.