In today's booming e-commerce era, community express delivery outlets, as the "last mile" of the logistics chain, have long faced a thorny problem: although traditional electric tricycles are flexible, their capacity is limited, their range is insufficient, and there are certain safety hazards, especially in rainy and snowy weather or when the volume of goods surges. This not only affects delivery efficiency, but also restricts the service quality and business expansion of the outlets.
With the introduction of the Paidi terminal delivery vehicle, the above-mentioned difficulties have been systematically improved. Firstly, a qualitative leap has been achieved in terms of carrying capacity. Padi vehicles have undergone specialized design, with cargo box capacity far exceeding that of tricycles. In the past, packages that required three round trips by tricycles to be delivered can now be easily handled by Padi vehicles in one trip. This greatly reduces repetitive travel and time costs, especially during peak business periods such as "Double Eleven" and "618", where Padi's efficient transportation capacity becomes a key guarantee for smooth peak crossing.
The Paidi car performs exceptionally well in terms of overall performance. Its powerful endurance eliminates the "range anxiety" in daily work, and the spacious and comfortable cab provides drivers with a sheltered working environment from wind and rain. Whether it is hot summer or cold winter rainy season, it can ensure that drivers work in the best condition. This not only directly improves delivery efficiency, but also significantly enhances drivers' job satisfaction and sense of professional belonging, thereby increasing team stability.
