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Buzzy Cargo.

Electric carrier
Modular body concept

Buzzy Cargo with its detachable cargo box mounted — illustrative development concept
Buzzy Cargo / Enclosed body studyConcept visualisation

One carrier. Multiple cargo boxes.

Longer routes. More possibilities.

An electric carrier for longer last-mile routes. A detachable cargo-box concept designed to connect depot preparation with the next delivery.

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01 / The exchange

Roll on. Lock.
Keep moving.

Prepare a compatible box away from Buzzy Cargo, then bring them together for the next job. The aim is simple: separate preparation time from route time.

Buzzy Cargo carrier beside its independently supported cargo box — illustrative development concept
Buzzy Cargo / Box-exchange studyConcept visualisation

The vehicle, docking support and box form one proposed system. The scenes show illustrative body variants, not a step-by-step loading instruction.

  1. 01

    Prepare separately

    Load or service a compatible cargo box on its docking support while the carrier is on another task.

  2. 02

    Align the carrier

    Bring the vehicle and the supported box into a controlled, guided position for transfer.

  3. 03

    Roll into position

    The proposed rails guide the box from the docking support onto the vehicle carrier.

  4. 04

    Secure and verify

    Primary and secondary retention checks are part of the concept before the next route begins.

Four parts of one system

Docking support
Holds the waiting cargo box independently of the vehicle.
Guided carrier
Provides the alignment and transfer path for a compatible box.
Retention points
Primary and secondary locks are intended to retain the box in service.
Service interface
A defined connection area can support electrical needs for compatible boxes.

Concept under development. Geometry, load ratings, interfaces, locking, operating sequence, module compatibility and market certification remain subject to engineering validation. These are illustrative scenes, not photographs of a finished production system.

02 / Designed for the task

Change the box.
Keep the carrier.

From parcels to service equipment, the cargo body can be developed around the operation. These planned box profiles show the direction of the concept.

Talk about your application

Final box availability and specifications are still to be confirmed.

01

Parcel & general cargo

Enclosed space for parcels and general deliveries, prepared at the depot.

02

Temperature-controlled

A dedicated box concept for chilled or protected cargo.

03

Mobile service

Tools, spare parts and equipment organised for on-site work.

04

Municipal & collection

Task-specific bodies for cleaning, collection and managed-site duties.

03 / The electric carrier

The vehicle
behind the concept.

Buzzy Cargo combines road speed, useful payload and connected fleet visibility. The modular cargo-box concept is intended to extend that flexibility from the route back into the depot.

Buzzy Cargo in its original enclosed-body configuration, before the proposed modular box system
Original vehicle reference / Buzzy Cargo
Maximum speed
80 km/h
Base-vehicle payload
Up to 650 kg
Published range
170–250 km
EU vehicle category
L7e-CU

Published base-vehicle figures, not a cargo-box load rating. Range and usable payload vary with battery, body, load and operating conditions. The modular system’s fit, weight and approval must be confirmed for the intended market.

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