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Electric Cargo Tricycles
The cargo family is AMOTO's B2B workhorse line: 26 catalog pages of load-carrying three-wheelers. The A31 leads with a full published specification; the A32, A33 and CP-3 fill out the range.
A31 — the documented flagship
| Motor power | 2000 W |
|---|---|
| Maximum speed | 40 km/h |
| Battery capacity | 72 V 58 Ah |
| Range | 70–85 km |
| Charge time | 6–8 hours |
| Controller | 30T modular controller |
| Brakes | Disc brake / drum brake (front / rear) |
The A31 also has a dedicated deep-dive page — A31 electric cargo tricycle — including the farm-vehicle variant page, which publishes the same 2000W / 72V / 58Ah core with a 15° hill-start figure and a lead-acid battery designation.
A32 and A33 — the open cargo pair
The A32 and A33 pages describe open three-wheel cargo scooters for adults. Their listings converge on the same headline set: a 72V 2000W drive, 52Ah/58Ah lead-acid battery options, fat tires in Citycoco style and a 25 km/h maximum speed in the listing titles. The A32 is titled as the lead-acid open cargo model, the A33 as its open three-wheeler sibling. Because their published data is title-level rather than a full block, configuration details (bed size, load rating) are confirmed per model at inquiry.
CP-3 — the configurable three-wheeler
The CP-3 block lists three battery options — 60V/12Ah, 60V/20Ah and 60V/40Ah — alongside its other published fields: power listed at 1500W/2000W; maximum speed published as 25/45 km/h across fitments; travel distance 35–110 km; a published loading capacity of 200 kg; 100 kg net weight; 10-inch wheels; and a carton package size of 1759 × 750 × 700 mm. That spread makes the CP-3 the natural pick when a buyer needs to tune the same platform to two different speed classes.
| Battery options | 60 V / 12 Ah · 60 V / 20 Ah · 60 V / 40 Ah |
|---|---|
| Power | 1500 W / 2000 W |
| Maximum speed | 25 / 45 km/h (fitment dependent) |
| Travel distance | 35–110 km |
| Loading capacity | 200 kg |
| Net weight | 100 kg |
| Wheels | 10 inch |
What payload can the cargo trikes carry?
The only loading-capacity figure published in the cargo family is the CP-3's 200 kg. The A31 pages do not publish a load rating, so we will not estimate one — ask for the A31's rated load in your inquiry and we will confirm it against the current model sheet. The cargo trike buying guide explains the payload picture across the family.
Cargo trike or mini truck?
The A41 four-wheel cargo vehicle publishes the larger documented specification set on its own page; it is the step up when the load bed and weather protection of a four-wheeler matter more than the trike's price and footprint.
The cargo family's charging picture
Charging data is unevenly published across this family, and fleet buyers should notice where it is missing. The A31 publishes 6–8 hours; the A41 (on the mini trucks page) publishes 6–8 hours; the CP-3 publishes a range of 35–110 km with a 6–8 hour charging time, and the A32/A33 listings publish neither. For a depot running overnight charging, the A31/A41 pattern is the planning basis — one socket per vehicle, vehicles back by evening, charged by morning. For CP-3 and A32/A33 orders, the charging window is a written inquiry item, because a trike that needs 12 hours cannot work a two-shift day no matter what its range figure says. The buying guide builds these gaps into its checklist deliberately.