
Passenger eTuk
Passenger platform for six passengers plus one driver (6+1), with the final equipment and project scope confirmed in writing.
Passenger vehicle details →
U.S. vehicle pricing guide
In the United States, the eTuk USA Passenger configuration has a $27,999 MSRP and the standard eTuk L5 Cargo configuration has a $24,999 MSRP; eTuk Vendo projects require a written custom quote. The final project price depends on the selected vehicle, options, commercial equipment, customization, delivery, taxes, registration, insurance, financing and deployment requirements.
MSRP is public planning information for an identified reference configuration. It is not a live offer for a specific VIN and should not be treated as an all-inclusive deployment cost.
Current public price context
Price is useful only when it is connected to the correct vehicle architecture and a clearly identified configuration.

Passenger platform for six passengers plus one driver (6+1), with the final equipment and project scope confirmed in writing.
Passenger vehicle details →
Standard white Cargo configuration with cargo box, rear access doors and white canopy. Special equipment is additional.
Cargo vehicle details →
The vehicle body, equipment, power, water, storage, branding, delivery and permitting-related scope vary by business concept.
Vending vehicle details →The pricing formula
A vehicle can be correctly priced and still produce an incomplete budget if delivery, documentation, commercial equipment and operating readiness are omitted.
The final written proposal should identify which elements are included and which remain the buyer's responsibility.
Passenger, Cargo or Vendo architecture and its identified reference configuration.
Body access, seating, canopy, weather protection, graphics and approved equipment.
Delivery location, transportation method, scheduling and receiving requirements.
Charging, registration, insurance, permits, inventory, staffing and operator preparation.
MSRP, quote and exclusions
Do not compare two numbers until you know whether they describe the same vehicle, equipment and delivery scope.
| Price element | What it means | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| MSRP | Manufacturer suggested retail price for the identified reference configuration. | Exact model, body, standard equipment and whether the published number is current. |
| Options | Approved equipment or appearance changes beyond the reference configuration. | Technical feasibility, installed price, lead-time effect, weight and warranty implications. |
| Custom build | Project engineering, fabrication, commercial equipment integration or unique finish work. | Design scope, responsibilities, approvals, milestones, testing and change-control process. |
| Delivery | Transportation of the completed vehicle to the agreed destination. | Destination, method, access, receiving contact, inspection and damage-reporting procedure. |
| Taxes & documentation | Applicable taxes, title, registration and administrative expenses. | Which party pays or completes each item and which authority makes the final determination. |
| Operating readiness | Everything needed to place the vehicle into the intended service. | Charging, electrical work, insurance, permits, commercial inventory, training, staffing and site preparation. |
| Written proposal | The source of truth for the purchase decision. | Vehicle, VIN if assigned, included equipment, price, exclusions, availability, timing, delivery and support. |
Why Vendo requires a quote
An eTuk Vendo may need a specific service body, counter layout, appliances, refrigeration, power, water, storage, sanitation features, lighting, graphics and workflow. Those choices affect weight, energy demand, fabrication and approvals, so an unconfigured base number would not accurately describe the finished project.

Costs often missed
These categories may be outside the vehicle MSRP unless the written proposal expressly includes them.
Circuit availability, electrical work, parking, charging schedule and reserve plan.
State classification, documentation, registration fees, license requirements and permitted-road review.
Vehicle, business, passenger, product, site and commercial-operation coverage or approvals.
Operators, scheduling, procedures, inspections, charging responsibility and service orientation.
Appliances, point of sale, packaging, ingredients, tools, supplies and opening inventory.
Artwork, wraps, menus, signage, uniforms and customer-experience elements.
Destination transportation, access, inspection, unloading and initial storage.
Preventive maintenance, replacement parts, downtime planning and fleet continuity.
Price versus ownership cost
A useful comparison considers whether the vehicle fits the route, performs the required job, can be charged reliably and has a practical support pathway. Do not publish savings or payback claims without documented operating assumptions.
Electricity rate, route energy use, charging losses and operating schedule.
Operator time, loading, passenger handling, cleaning and charging responsibility.
Inspection, tires, brakes, service intervals, parts and unplanned downtime.
How consistently the vehicle performs revenue, mobility or operational work.
Registration, insurance, permits, driver requirements and changing operating rules.
Expected ownership period, condition, future use and replacement planning.

Financing and cash planning
Financing may be available subject to the provider, applicant, vehicle, project and approval terms. Before applying, identify the vehicle, options, delivery and any business equipment that must be included or funded separately.
From MSRP to approved budget
Use each step to replace a general number with a project-specific decision.
Choose Passenger, Cargo or Vendo according to the required work.
Define route, load, equipment, finish, delivery and launch needs.
Confirm feasibility, registration, insurance, charging and site rules.
Review exact inclusions, exclusions, price, availability and timing.
Add non-vehicle deployment costs and approve the complete plan.
Electric tuk tuk price FAQ
These answers distinguish MSRP, final vehicle price and total deployment cost.
The eTuk USA Passenger reference configuration has a $27,999 MSRP and the standard eTuk L5 Cargo configuration has a $24,999 MSRP, both subject to change. Vendo projects require a written custom quote. Options, delivery, taxes, registration and deployment costs may be additional.
The Passenger reference configuration has a $27,999 MSRP, subject to change. It is a street-ready, VIN-assigned electric platform for six passengers plus one driver (6+1). Confirm the exact equipment, availability and final price in writing.
The standard eTuk L5 Cargo configuration has a $24,999 MSRP, subject to change. The reference configuration uses a white vehicle, standard cargo box, rear access doors and white canopy. Special equipment and project costs are additional unless included in writing.
Vendo pricing depends on the service body, openings, appliances, power, water, refrigeration, storage, branding, delivery and permitting-related project scope. The finished mobile business cannot be priced accurately until the concept and equipment are defined.
MSRP means manufacturer suggested retail price for an identified reference configuration. It is planning information, not a live offer for a specific VIN, a guarantee of availability or an all-inclusive project total.
Do not assume it does. Unless the written proposal expressly includes them, delivery, taxes, title, registration, insurance, financing charges and local compliance costs should be treated as additional.
Body changes, seating or weather protection, doors, shelving, locks, lighting, graphics, refrigeration, commercial equipment, power, water, telematics and other approved options can change price, weight, lead time and operating requirements.
Financing may be available subject to provider terms, the applicant, the vehicle and the project. Obtain a written proposal first, then confirm which vehicle, options, delivery and equipment may be financed and which launch costs remain separate.
Confirm that both prices describe the same vehicle class, body, equipment, battery and charger, documentation, delivery, warranty and support scope. A lower number is not directly comparable if important equipment or deployment costs are excluded.
Send eTuk USA the intended use, city and state, route or property, passenger or load requirement, equipment, finish, charging location, delivery destination, target launch and budget range. The written proposal will identify the exact scope and price.
Tell us what the vehicle must do, where it will operate and what equipment it needs. eTuk USA will help define the platform, configuration and written project price.
U.S. vehicle pricing guide
In the United States, the eTuk USA Passenger configuration has a $27,999 MSRP and the standard eTuk L5 Cargo configuration has a $24,999 MSRP; eTuk Vendo projects require a written custom quote. The final project price depends on the selected vehicle, options, commercial equipment, customization, delivery, taxes, registration, insurance, financing and deployment requirements.
MSRP is public planning information for an identified reference configuration. It is not a live offer for a specific VIN and should not be treated as an all-inclusive deployment cost.
Current public price context
Price is useful only when it is connected to the correct vehicle architecture and a clearly identified configuration.

Passenger platform for six passengers plus one driver (6+1), with the final equipment and project scope confirmed in writing.
Passenger vehicle details →
Standard white Cargo configuration with cargo box, rear access doors and white canopy. Special equipment is additional.
Cargo vehicle details →
The vehicle body, equipment, power, water, storage, branding, delivery and permitting-related scope vary by business concept.
Vending vehicle details →The pricing formula
A vehicle can be correctly priced and still produce an incomplete budget if delivery, documentation, commercial equipment and operating readiness are omitted.
The final written proposal should identify which elements are included and which remain the buyer's responsibility.
Passenger, Cargo or Vendo architecture and its identified reference configuration.
Body access, seating, canopy, weather protection, graphics and approved equipment.
Delivery location, transportation method, scheduling and receiving requirements.
Charging, registration, insurance, permits, inventory, staffing and operator preparation.
MSRP, quote and exclusions
Do not compare two numbers until you know whether they describe the same vehicle, equipment and delivery scope.
| Price element | What it means | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| MSRP | Manufacturer suggested retail price for the identified reference configuration. | Exact model, body, standard equipment and whether the published number is current. |
| Options | Approved equipment or appearance changes beyond the reference configuration. | Technical feasibility, installed price, lead-time effect, weight and warranty implications. |
| Custom build | Project engineering, fabrication, commercial equipment integration or unique finish work. | Design scope, responsibilities, approvals, milestones, testing and change-control process. |
| Delivery | Transportation of the completed vehicle to the agreed destination. | Destination, method, access, receiving contact, inspection and damage-reporting procedure. |
| Taxes & documentation | Applicable taxes, title, registration and administrative expenses. | Which party pays or completes each item and which authority makes the final determination. |
| Operating readiness | Everything needed to place the vehicle into the intended service. | Charging, electrical work, insurance, permits, commercial inventory, training, staffing and site preparation. |
| Written proposal | The source of truth for the purchase decision. | Vehicle, VIN if assigned, included equipment, price, exclusions, availability, timing, delivery and support. |
Why Vendo requires a quote
An eTuk Vendo may need a specific service body, counter layout, appliances, refrigeration, power, water, storage, sanitation features, lighting, graphics and workflow. Those choices affect weight, energy demand, fabrication and approvals, so an unconfigured base number would not accurately describe the finished project.

Costs often missed
These categories may be outside the vehicle MSRP unless the written proposal expressly includes them.
Circuit availability, electrical work, parking, charging schedule and reserve plan.
State classification, documentation, registration fees, license requirements and permitted-road review.
Vehicle, business, passenger, product, site and commercial-operation coverage or approvals.
Operators, scheduling, procedures, inspections, charging responsibility and service orientation.
Appliances, point of sale, packaging, ingredients, tools, supplies and opening inventory.
Artwork, wraps, menus, signage, uniforms and customer-experience elements.
Destination transportation, access, inspection, unloading and initial storage.
Preventive maintenance, replacement parts, downtime planning and fleet continuity.
Price versus ownership cost
A useful comparison considers whether the vehicle fits the route, performs the required job, can be charged reliably and has a practical support pathway. Do not publish savings or payback claims without documented operating assumptions.
Electricity rate, route energy use, charging losses and operating schedule.
Operator time, loading, passenger handling, cleaning and charging responsibility.
Inspection, tires, brakes, service intervals, parts and unplanned downtime.
How consistently the vehicle performs revenue, mobility or operational work.
Registration, insurance, permits, driver requirements and changing operating rules.
Expected ownership period, condition, future use and replacement planning.

Financing and cash planning
Financing may be available subject to the provider, applicant, vehicle, project and approval terms. Before applying, identify the vehicle, options, delivery and any business equipment that must be included or funded separately.
From MSRP to approved budget
Use each step to replace a general number with a project-specific decision.
Choose Passenger, Cargo or Vendo according to the required work.
Define route, load, equipment, finish, delivery and launch needs.
Confirm feasibility, registration, insurance, charging and site rules.
Review exact inclusions, exclusions, price, availability and timing.
Add non-vehicle deployment costs and approve the complete plan.
Electric tuk tuk price FAQ
These answers distinguish MSRP, final vehicle price and total deployment cost.
The eTuk USA Passenger reference configuration has a $27,999 MSRP and the standard eTuk L5 Cargo configuration has a $24,999 MSRP, both subject to change. Vendo projects require a written custom quote. Options, delivery, taxes, registration and deployment costs may be additional.
The Passenger reference configuration has a $27,999 MSRP, subject to change. It is a street-ready, VIN-assigned electric platform for six passengers plus one driver (6+1). Confirm the exact equipment, availability and final price in writing.
The standard eTuk L5 Cargo configuration has a $24,999 MSRP, subject to change. The reference configuration uses a white vehicle, standard cargo box, rear access doors and white canopy. Special equipment and project costs are additional unless included in writing.
Vendo pricing depends on the service body, openings, appliances, power, water, refrigeration, storage, branding, delivery and permitting-related project scope. The finished mobile business cannot be priced accurately until the concept and equipment are defined.
MSRP means manufacturer suggested retail price for an identified reference configuration. It is planning information, not a live offer for a specific VIN, a guarantee of availability or an all-inclusive project total.
Do not assume it does. Unless the written proposal expressly includes them, delivery, taxes, title, registration, insurance, financing charges and local compliance costs should be treated as additional.
Body changes, seating or weather protection, doors, shelving, locks, lighting, graphics, refrigeration, commercial equipment, power, water, telematics and other approved options can change price, weight, lead time and operating requirements.
Financing may be available subject to provider terms, the applicant, the vehicle and the project. Obtain a written proposal first, then confirm which vehicle, options, delivery and equipment may be financed and which launch costs remain separate.
Confirm that both prices describe the same vehicle class, body, equipment, battery and charger, documentation, delivery, warranty and support scope. A lower number is not directly comparable if important equipment or deployment costs are excluded.
Send eTuk USA the intended use, city and state, route or property, passenger or load requirement, equipment, finish, charging location, delivery destination, target launch and budget range. The written proposal will identify the exact scope and price.
Tell us what the vehicle must do, where it will operate and what equipment it needs. eTuk USA will help define the platform, configuration and written project price.
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