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Streek Cargo Trike Builds Upward to Carry More in Less Space

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The Streek Cargo Trike takes a different approach to moving cargo by building upward instead of simply making the vehicle longer or wider. Its multi-level rack system is designed to increase carrying capacity while keeping the trike’s overall footprint compact enough for crowded urban environments.

In this video, we take a closer look at how the Streek combines electric assistance, vertical cargo storage, compact dimensions, and practical utility in a three-wheel platform built for everyday hauling.

The concept is especially interesting because the design works around tight space constraints rather than fighting them. Instead of turning the trike into a rolling barge, Streek stacks cargo vertically to make better use of the space already available.

The result is a compact electric hauler that borrows some of the same practical thinking found in small Japanese utility vehicles: maximum function from minimum footprint.

We also revisit several other unusual electric trike designs, including the Irrway NXP 500 reverse trike, ZUV electric cargo trike, and Arcimoto tilting e-trike.

Could vertical cargo storage make electric trikes more useful in crowded cities?

⚡ Featured Cargo Trike

00:00 Streek Cargo Trike
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02:18 Irrway NXP 500
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03:58 ZUV Electric Cargo Trike
eoosnext.com

06:30 Arcimoto Tilting E-Trike
arcimoto.com

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20 Comments

@BoneCreates 4 years ago

If it’s designed to fit Japan’s regulations it is no way a gimmick. Lived in Japan for nearly 13 years. Owned and seen many things created to be viable within their strict regulations.

@theducklinghomesteadandgarden1 4 years ago

I really like the Arkimoto trike, and I'm really excited about trike electric bike having the pedaling system being used as a generator for use of electricity supplied to the batteries supplying the electricity to power the motors, and that they use multiple hub motors. There are two things I would want to use for the creation of a different kind of trike!, One that would be beneficial to people with certain disabilities and one that could allow for usage in any weather, plus a possibility of a way to switch if need be from the generator pedaling to actual pedaling of one or more of the wheels!!!

@ozanoutcast 3 years ago

Having two wheels at the front and one at the back ensures better road handling and stability. The middle of the chassis hides the cargo. It's a must have for car-free shopping.

@beverlylange4514 4 years ago

cant wait for the streek to be released!!!

@tidasium1785 4 years ago

You know, the more I look at this picture knowing it's a trike. The more I see potential in short distance deliveries. Literally grocery stores and stuff like that could use these to have people go a couple blocks around the store delivering to those that live closest to it.
One it would give people a job, two it would give people exercise, three hell of a gas saver but how do you keep it from being scorched by the Sun overheated etc got to work on that part

@JazzbLu 4 years ago (edited)

I think that the Streek is the first step forward in bicycle innovation since the folding bicycle. Very creative, intelligent, and practical.
I would like to know more about the Arcimoto when they release it for sales.

@claymitchell2335 4 years ago

I like the streak. Wouldn't even care if I had cargo to carry. I like to be NOTICED!

@Ranger97bc 4 years ago

The Arcimoto is cool w/being able to take it into your house to use as an exercise bike. It would be even cooler if you could hook it up to your TV to power it.

@JP77999 4 years ago (edited)

The Streek Cargo Bike looks useful. If I lived in an urban area in Canada; I would consider replacing my car with something like that, if it was available.

@royweyant4382 4 years ago

You need to do a super heavy weight edition of your show showcasing vehicles that can handle 600 pounds. As a 420 pound guy 95% of what you show I can’t peddle or it’s like that 3D waste plastic bike. I want something I can buy.