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Electric utility vehicle

Electric utility vehicle

The Carryall Low Speed Vehicle (LSV) truck line is especially suited for government facilities requiring zero-emission, road-legal utility vehicles.
  • Written by American City & County Administrator
  • 1st August 2009

The Carryall Low Speed Vehicle (LSV) truck line is especially suited for government facilities requiring zero-emission, road-legal utility vehicles. With a top speed of 25 mph and a total vehicle capacity up to 1,250 pounds, the LSV line can do the work of a small pickup truck for a fraction of the operating cost, according to the manufacturer. The Carryall 2 LSV and Carryall 6 LSV are now on GSA contract (Schedule 23V GS-30F-0005V) and National IPA contract.

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