FACTORY SUPPLY · DISTRIBUTORS & FLEET OPERATORS
A local service-station model for drivers without home charging: exchange the battery at the station while your business manages charging and spare packs.
Start with your operation
As a local wholesaler, you can purchase a pool of compatible spare batteries and operate a staffed service point. Drivers bring their tuk-tuks to exchange a depleted battery for a fully charged pack, then continue their route. Returned batteries are connected to matching chargers at the station and prepared for the next customer.
Drivers have no practical place to charge.
Start with your city, taxi routes and fleet size. Choose an accessible service point with suitable power and staff to operate it.
A charged pack must match the vehicle.
Plan vehicles, compatible spare batteries and matching chargers together. Confirm battery access, securing and electrical connections, plus the equipment included in the quotation.
Customers need a clear place and process.
Your business manages the service point, exchanges, central charging and stock records. Agree customer charges, battery responsibility and service terms locally.
Demand and charging time determine spare stock.
Use daily distance, shift patterns, charging time and peak demand to plan battery and charger quantities. Pilot the service and review availability and operating costs before adding sites.
Bring the vehicle and its depleted battery to your local service point.
Station staff replace it with a fully charged, compatible pack.
The driver leaves with the charged battery; the returned pack stays at the station.
Record the exchange and check the returned battery's condition.
Connect the returned pack to a matching charger at the central charging area.
After charging and checks, the pack is ready for another customer.
This moves charging from each customer's home to your service point. The station still needs suitable power, charging capacity and enough compatible spare batteries.
Build your purchase case
Use documented specifications, configuration choices and ordering steps to turn your shortlist into a clear purchasing brief.
For fleet and distributor projects in Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia and other destinations. Start with the city, passenger demand, turning space and charging access.
Share your city, route, passenger requirement and charging window to shape a comparable manufacturer quotation.
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For parcel rounds, wholesale-market deliveries and depot transfers: match usable cargo space and loading access to the goods you move.
Send goods dimensions, combined load, route conditions and charging time to request a comparable freight-vehicle quotation.
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Build the vehicle around the job: tools and equipment, supply movements or a mobile retail workspace.
Share the work process, equipment dimensions and site access for a configuration-based quotation.
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Give operations, purchasing and finance the same basis for comparing a vehicle configuration and its order scope.
Scroll across the table to read every purchasing check.
| Purchase decision | Compare the information here | Include in your project brief |
|---|---|---|
| Useful passenger or load space | Read the selected model's listed seating, body dimensions and load figures together with their qualifications. | Peak passenger count or goods dimensions and weight; luggage, gates and loading access. |
| Charging within the working day | Use the reported battery and charging information as a starting point, rather than treating a listed range as a shift guarantee. | Daily distance, shifts, parked time, power supply and any existing battery-swap setup. |
| A comparable order price | Keep the vehicle reference, included equipment and complete-vehicle or CKD/SKD format consistent when comparing proposals. | Initial quantity, battery and charger configuration, packing format, delivery location and proposed shipping terms. |
| A representative route check | Use a sample with the agreed configuration to evaluate the actual job before increasing the order. | Representative passengers or load, surfaces, gradients, turning and braking checks, and the results to record. |
Build your purchase case
Complete tuk-tuk and golf cart orders can start with the minimum below. Agree your configuration and sample checks before committing to a larger fleet.
Complete tuk-tuk & golf cart orders
Share your order quantity for a sample-fee quotation.
Production estimates depend on order quantity. Confirm the production schedule and shipping time with your quotation. CKD/SKD kit minimum quantities and production timing require a separate model-specific quotation.
Enquiry form
Share your destination, daily route, peak passengers or goods load and initial quantity. Add your charging window and required delivery date to focus the configuration and quotation discussion.
Submit the form to send your requirements to TukNova, or contact us directly on WhatsApp.
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