Fiat Professional has unveiled the TRIS, its first-ever three-wheeled electric vehicle, designed to address the growing demand for sustainable, efficient, and affordable last-mile delivery solutions in bustling urban environments.
As cities grapple with congestion, pollution, and the need for agile transportation, the TRIS emerges as a game-changer, particularly for businesses in Africa, the Middle East, and eventually Europe.
With a 540 kg payload capacity and a tight 3.05-meter turning radius, the TRIS is built for practicality, offering businesses a versatile tool to tackle urban challenges efficiently. Its three configurations—chassis-cabin, flatbed, and pick-up—cater to diverse commercial needs, from parcel delivery to small-scale logistics.
Its iconic Italian design, crafted at Centro Stile, blends functionality with a distinctive three-light LED arrangement, making it both practical and visually appealing. Fiat believes this combination of affordability and style will resonate with diverse global audiences, fostering widespread adoption in urban centers where sustainability is increasingly prioritized.
Charging is a breeze with an integrated 220V plug, allowing users to recharge from any standard domestic socket—no specialized infrastructure required. This user-friendly feature simplifies operations for businesses, reducing downtime and costs.
As it rolls out in Morocco for initial markets, Fiat’s TRIS is set to redefine last-mile delivery with a practical, stylish, and eco-conscious approach.
As cities grapple with congestion, pollution, and the need for agile transportation, the TRIS emerges as a game-changer, particularly for businesses in Africa, the Middle East, and eventually Europe.
Why the TRIS?
The rise of e-commerce and urban delivery services has created a pressing need for compact, eco-friendly vehicles that can navigate narrow city streets while minimizing environmental impact. Fiat developed the TRIS to meet these challenges, targeting the B2B micro-mobility sector with a zero-emissions vehicle tailored for last-mile logistics.With a 540 kg payload capacity and a tight 3.05-meter turning radius, the TRIS is built for practicality, offering businesses a versatile tool to tackle urban challenges efficiently. Its three configurations—chassis-cabin, flatbed, and pick-up—cater to diverse commercial needs, from parcel delivery to small-scale logistics.
Embracing Society’s Shift to Sustainability
Fiat sees the TRIS as more than a vehicle; it’s a catalyst for economic empowerment and social inclusion. By offering an affordable, electric alternative to traditional delivery vehicles, the TRIS enables small businesses and entrepreneurs in emerging markets to participate in the green transition without breaking the bank.Its iconic Italian design, crafted at Centro Stile, blends functionality with a distinctive three-light LED arrangement, making it both practical and visually appealing. Fiat believes this combination of affordability and style will resonate with diverse global audiences, fostering widespread adoption in urban centers where sustainability is increasingly prioritized.
TRIS Key Features: Affordability and Ease of Use
Priced as an ultra-light commercial vehicle, the TRIS is designed to be accessible, addressing the high cost barriers often associated with electric vehicles. Its 6.9 kWh battery delivers a 90 km range, ideal for short urban trips, while the 48V motor produces 12 horsepower and 45 Nm of torque, ensuring nimble performance with a top speed of 45 km/h.Charging is a breeze with an integrated 220V plug, allowing users to recharge from any standard domestic socket—no specialized infrastructure required. This user-friendly feature simplifies operations for businesses, reducing downtime and costs.
A Vision for the Future
Fiat envisions the TRIS as a cornerstone of modern urban mobility, empowering businesses to operate sustainably while navigating the complexities of city logistics. By combining affordability, ease of charging, and a modular design, the TRIS is poised to be embraced by societies striving for greener, more inclusive urban ecosystems.As it rolls out in Morocco for initial markets, Fiat’s TRIS is set to redefine last-mile delivery with a practical, stylish, and eco-conscious approach.
