Pickup Truck
- Rated Payload
- 450–1,200 kg
- Max. Towing Capacity
- 2,000–3,500 kg
- Drive Type
- 4WD / AWD
- Powertrain
- Diesel / Gasoline / BEV / PHEV / range extender
- Cab Configuration
- Single / double cab
- Emission Standard
- Euro 2–6
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
About the Pickup Truck
The KEEYAK Pickup Truck is a light commercial vehicle combining a passenger cab with an open cargo bed on one chassis. Also called a pickup or utility truck, it carries people, tools. The product range includes rated payload (450–1,200 kg) and max. towing capacity (2,000–3,500 kg), depending on configuration.
It suits contractors, farms, utilities, municipalities, service fleets, and businesses needing mixed passenger and cargo capability. Cab size, bed length, payload, towing requirement, drivetrain, terrain, axle ratings, cargo securement, accessory mass, route conditions, and local regulations determine the suitable specification. Final chassis and operating configuration must be confirmed before ordering.
What Is a Pickup Truck Used For
- Construction Crew TransportContractors carry workers, hand tools, and jobsite materials in one vehicle while keeping exposed cargo outside the passenger compartment during travel. The selected rated payload must match operating conditions and site access.
- Farm and Rural OperationsFarm operators use the cargo bed for supplies, fencing materials, or small equipment, with drivetrain and tires selected for local terrain and roads. Suitability depends on max. towing capacity and site conditions.
- Utility Service CallsField crews use the work pickup between service points, carrying tools and replacement parts while cab seating supports technicians or supervisors on site. Suitability depends on rated payload and site conditions.
- Trailer Towing TasksBusinesses use a correctly equipped pickup to tow work, equipment, or utility trailers after confirming loaded trailer mass, hitch, axle, and combined ratings. Suitability depends on max. towing capacity and site conditions.
What buyers usually confirm first
How is pickup payload different from towing capacity?
Payload is weight carried by the truck, including occupants, cargo, and accessories; towing capacity concerns the trailer. Both draw on vehicle and axle ratings and cannot be considered separately. The final configuration should be confirmed before ordering.
