So, after a month of research, I have settled on this. It’s called the Kaiyun Pickman. [ATTACH=full]356483[/ATTACH]It’ll be for errands around mtaa, and I’m also thinking of adding one to my dad’s farm to complement the Probox, nduthi and the tractor. Currently talking to my clearance guy to see how to get it here bila stress. Price is 500k. Payload is 1 tonne. Towing is 3 tonnes. Range is a bure kabisa 120 miles, but ni ya mtaa tu. Wish me luck!
Electric vehicles aren’t on the CRSP, you have to write a letter to the commissioner of customs. Whatever estimate your agent gives ni guess work.
Yes, this is one of the things I want to get ironed out
Yani mzee wako ako na probox, nduthi na tractor kwa farm? Wueh no wonder unamuita dad.
Sisi ni watu wa mashambani 
Those are the work vehicles. Hii pickup ni kama ATV, ya kubeba kuni, miti zimekatwa, avocadoes, juu kuna places tractor haiwezifikia, it’s too big and nduthi iko underpowered
Ukifaulu kuleta tafasari let me know the way
Buy kenya biuld kenya
Biggest scam, we all know there’s no such thing. Only thing you are building is someone else’s bank account, and they will import recliners for their house, they will import G wagons and they will buy homes in Bali. We don’t have fair manufacturing policies, there’s a lot of nepotism and corruption. I’d rather import, sorry.
But of course, bora hawataweka kwa Evergreen
Spares?
It’s an EV, low maintenance, few moving parts. From what I’ve seen it’s quite generic with parts. Bodywork nitapelekea ofundi
Na si ni kadogo sana ama ni picture, kanakaa datsun 1200. Na ujue powergrid ya Asia ni tofauti na ya kenya so insist on charger ya 220-250v 50-60Hz. And prepare lotion ya kukamuliwa na customs
It would be nicer if you bought kedo 60 400 wattt solar panels ikuje nazo from China. Free power for the next 20 years.