The store Casalinda Shop has added a new line of cargo tricycles to its catalog, designed to provide practical and economical transportation solutions in Cuba. The selection includes electric and combustion models, with prices starting at 4,350 USD.
These vehicles stand out for their versatility, load capacity, and efficiency, making them an attractive option for both entrepreneurs and personal use in a context marked by the limitations of transportation on the Island.
SK-2101 electric pick-up tricycle: closed cabin and efficiency
One of the most comprehensive models is the SK-2101, an electric pick-up tricycle with a closed cabin, two doors, and a trunk, available for 4,950 USD.
This vehicle features a 2,000 W electric motor, a 72 V battery, and a range of up to 60 km, depending on the terrain and load. Its maximum speed reaches 41 km/h, making it ideal for urban journeys and light delivery.
In addition, it offers a load capacity of up to 550 kg and a charging time of between 6 and 8 hours, according to the manufacturer's technical specifications.
M005 Combustion Tricycle: power and greater autonomy
For those seeking greater autonomy, Casalinda Shop also offers the model M005, a cargo tricycle with a 250 cc gasoline engine and water cooling system, available for 4,350 USD.
This vehicle can reach speeds of up to 70 km/h and offers a range of up to 300 km, depending on the usage conditions.
Its load capacity reaches 1250 kg, making it a robust option for more demanding tasks, such as transporting heavy goods or agricultural use.
Electric quad bike with cabin: comfort and technology
Another option available is the electric four-wheeler with a closed cabin and two doors, designed to provide greater stability and comfort while driving. Its price starts at 4,800 USD.
This model features a 2000 W motor, a 72 V battery, and a range of up to 60 km, as well as a load capacity of up to 600 kg.
Its compact and enclosed design makes it a suitable option for those seeking protection against weather conditions without compromising energy efficiency.
Delivery, payments, and additional features
According to the store's information, the tricycles will be available for purchase through secure payment platforms such as international credit cards, Tropipay, and cryptocurrencies (USDT), and will be available starting May 18 in the provinces of La Habana, Santiago de Cuba, Camagüey, and Santi Spíritus.
The models include downloadable technical documentation, such as user manuals and data sheets, which outline key aspects such as maintenance, electrical systems, consumption, and safety recommendations.
An alternative in the face of the transportation crisis in Cuba
In the midst of the deep transportation crisis affecting Cuba, these electric and combustion tricycles are emerging as a practical, economical, and increasingly attractive alternative for individuals, entrepreneurs, and small businesses. Their compact size and load capacity allow for easier movement in both urban and rural areas.
Electric models stand out particularly for the savings they represent compared to traditional gasoline or diesel vehicles. Their low energy consumption helps to significantly reduce operating costs, which is crucial in a context marked by high fuel prices and frequent supply issues on the Island.
Additionally, electric tricycles offer a quieter, more efficient, and eco-friendly option for activities such as goods delivery, courier services, street vending, and transporting products over short to medium distances. Models with closed cabins also provide greater comfort and protection against the sun and rain.
On its part, the M005 combustion model stands out for its greater autonomy and power, making it an ideal choice for more demanding tasks, long journeys, or agricultural and commercial activities that require transporting heavy loads.
The combination of versatility, load capacity, and relatively low maintenance costs makes these vehicles increasingly sought after by self-employed workers and small businesses. Casalinda Shop is committed to providing modern and functional mobility solutions within the current Cuban market.
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