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We support urban services with electric cargo tricycles for micro-collection, green maintenance and deliveries in LTZs and historic centres.
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At Ecomondo 2026, Bunder recognizes its new professional electric tricycles for urban services, goods transport and last-mile logistics.

At Ecomondo 2026, Bunder Company awarded recognition to its new line of electric work tricycles, highlighting versatility, performance and professional applications. The recognition is a Bunder editorial initiative: not an independent jury prize or an official Ecomondo award, but an authoritative focus on a range built for urban cleanliness, goods transport and last-mile logistics.
Rimini, November 2026 – Ecomondo 2026 took place at the Rimini expo centre from 3 to 6 November, as confirmed by the organiser. (
For technical detail and bodywork options see Bunder's electric work tricycles page, Bunder Mobility and the insight electric work tricycles for municipal services. Full specs, images and quotes are on the vertical portal. (
The decision to highlight this line reflects how work tricycles are increasingly important in urban services and light logistics.
Narrow streets, historic centres, pedestrian zones, internal routes and busy areas often make conventional vans impractical. An electric work tricycle offers compact dimensions, manoeuvrability and useful payload for tools, materials and goods.
Bunder's recognition underlines that combination: a professional vehicle adaptable across services, to make daily travel more efficient with no tailpipe emissions in use.

A distinctive feature of the range is three CargoJP configurations, described on veicoli-elettrici.com and aligned with common transport needs.
Designed for urban cleanliness, maintenance and moving materials. The tilting bed eases unloading and carries tools, supplies and small waste volumes from rounds. (
A versatile layout for green maintenance, agriculture and material transport. The open structure accepts varied loads and flexible fittings. (
Focused on logistics and deliveries: the enclosed body helps protect goods, parcels and materials from weather and handling. (
Choosing tilting bed, open box or closed box helps avoid over-sized vehicles for the actual job, as set out in Bunder's guide to electric cargo tricycles.
Technical sheets on the vertical portal list, depending on model, electric motors with up to 3,900 W peak power and LiFePO4 lithium or lead-acid battery options.
Declared range is typically around 80–100 km, suitable for many professional roles with repeated trips in a shift. Payload capacity varies by bodywork, generally between about 220 and 270 kg nominal—always confirm on the chosen model's datasheet.
Other design elements mentioned for the range include:
Zero tailpipe emissions and lower noise make electric tricycles attractive in urban and residential contexts, alongside other collection equipment and urban cleanliness tools.

Work tricycles are not only for goods: they fit several professional sectors.
For sweeping, street cleaning and micro-collection they reach points that larger vehicles cannot, carrying tools and small volumes in historic centres, squares and pedestrian areas. They can complement urban waste collection routes described in Bunder's tricycle guide.
With adequate payload they move equipment, harvest, clippings and prunings; open configurations can suit unmade paths.
Closed-box versions support deliveries, transfers between depots and short-range distribution where space and frequent stops matter.
Ecomondo is a leading forum for environmental innovation, the circular economy and technologies that make services more efficient.
The 2026 Rimini edition fostered debate on solutions for more sustainable field work and public services. Bunder's recognition of the electric tricycle line stresses tools designed around real operator needs.
Professional electric mobility is not just swapping engines: it requires sizing, payload, range and bodywork for each task. That technology–function fit is what the CargoJP proposal is built on.
With the CargoJP line, Bunder expands professional mobility through Bunder Mobility, its division for electric vehicles and wheeled solutions for urban services and light logistics.
Recognition at Ecomondo 2026 highlights vehicles aimed at concrete operations: from sweeping and micro-collection to commercial deliveries, agriculture and public-space maintenance.
To compare buying and renting equipment, see the insight on how to buy or rent collection assets, and kerbside solutions such as compacting litter bins as part of an integrated service.
Bunder Company awarded recognition to its new electric work tricycles on the occasion of Ecomondo 2026, highlighting versatility, performance and professional use. This is a Bunder initiative, not an official Ecomondo prize.
They are intended for urban cleanliness, sweeping, micro waste collection, green maintenance, agriculture, goods transport and last-mile logistics, in CargoJP-p, CargoJP-o and CargoJP-b configurations.
Range sheets on veicoli-elettrici.com indicate declared range of up to about 80–100 km, depending on configuration, battery, load and operating conditions.
The range includes tilting load bed (CargoJP-p), open box (CargoJP-o) and closed box (CargoJP-b) for different transport and handling needs.
They support cleanliness and maintenance in congested or hard-to-reach areas, with electric drive and compact size, alongside other collection equipment.