Compare LLAMA Electric Utility Vehicles

Start with the work you need to do, then compare payload, range, wheel layout, cargo-bed size, dump-bed configuration, cab options and any specialized equipment. Use the side-by-side tool to compare a small number of models at a time, and confirm the current specifications on the individual product pages before purchase.

A 3-wheel model can be a practical starting point when compact maneuverability, cargo work or specialized trike configurations are the priority. A 4-wheel utility vehicle may be a better starting point for varied terrain, longer routes or broader all-purpose property work. The better choice depends on speed, terrain, payload, route width, load distribution and operating conditions.

Published payload ratings vary across the lineup, but those figures should only be compared when the rating definitions are consistent. Before naming a single highest-payload model, confirm whether each number refers to cargo payload, total carrying capacity or another rating. Use payload together with chassis, braking, wheel layout, terrain and actual workload rather than selecting a vehicle by one number alone.

Range varies by model and configuration, and the stated maximum can change with payload, speed, terrain, temperature and battery conditions. Use the comparison tool to identify the models with the longest stated range (such as the Ranger with up to 100 miles or Atlas with up to 84 miles), then choose a vehicle that leaves a practical reserve for your real daily route rather than planning around the maximum figure.

LLAMA dump-bed configurations should be compared first as Manual Dump or Power Dump. Some Power Dump models or variants use a hydraulic lifting mechanism, while other powered systems may use a different actuator. Hydraulic therefore belongs under Power Dump as a mechanism attribute rather than a third dump type. Compare dump operation, the model-specific power mechanism, payload, bed dimensions and unloading frequency together; a hydraulic mechanism does not automatically mean higher payload. Review our dump-bed vehicle collection for full details.

There is no single best model for every farm or property. Compact 3-wheel models can suit tighter routes and routine hauling, while 4-wheel models may be a better starting point for varied terrain or longer property routes. Enclosed, dump-bed and lift configurations address more specific tasks. Compare the actual workload, route, terrain, payload and weather exposure before choosing.

Yes. Use our interactive comparison tool at the top of this page to select up to three models and review their specifications side by side. Comparing two or three vehicles at a time makes differences in payload, range, wheel layout, dump-bed type and cargo dimensions much easier to evaluate than viewing the full catalog at once.