Electric Farm UTV and Cargo Trikes for Georgia Farms, Orchards and Nurseries

Georgia farm work covers a lot of ground: poultry houses, pecan and peach orchards, blueberry fields, vegetable rows, cattle pastures, nurseries and greenhouses. What most of these operations share is a long list of short daily trips. Feed to the barn, tools to the field, flats to the greenhouse, brush to the pile. LLAMA Truck builds compact electric cargo trikes and four-wheel electric UTVs for exactly that kind of work, and we ship them free to Georgia addresses under our lower-48 shipping policy.

LLAMA Truck teal long-bed electric cargo trikes parked in a dirt work yard
LLAMA Truck long-bed electric cargo trikes in a dirt work yard.

Why Georgia growers are looking at electric farm vehicles

Lots of short, repeated trips

On most farms the utility vehicle doesn't cover long distances. It makes dozens of short runs a day between barns, rows, sheds and the house. That suits electric drive well: no engine warm-up, no fuel runs to town, and you just plug it in overnight. LLAMA Truck vehicles list an AC 110–240V charging input, so a regular outlet in the barn or shop works.

Tight rows, poultry houses and greenhouses

Orchard rows, berry fields, nursery aisles and the space around poultry houses don't leave much room for a wide four-wheel side-by-side. A three-wheel cargo trike is narrower and turns tighter, so it can get closer to where the work is.

Heat, humidity and storms

Georgia summers are hot and humid, with frequent afternoon storms. That's hard on people and on painted steel. A canopy or enclosed cab helps the driver, and a stainless-steel body holds up better to wet, muddy work.

Red clay, sandy soils and soft ground

From red clay in the Piedmont to sandier soils further south, farm lanes get rutted and soft after rain. A lighter vehicle with good traction leaves less damage, and a dump bed saves hand-unloading when you're spreading mulch, compost or sand.

Three-wheel electric cargo trikes for Georgia farms

Our three-wheelers are the most affordable way to get a real dump-bed work vehicle on the farm. Prices below come from our store at the time of writing and may change, so check each product page before ordering. You can browse every model on our 3-wheeler collection page.

LLAMA Truck Crest: $1,999

The Crest is a compact everyday cargo trike built for narrow barn aisles and property chores. It lists a 1200W peak motor, a manual dump bed with 1,100 lb max payload, up to 32 miles (60V) or 42 miles (72V) of range, a 25+ mph top speed and 30° slope climbing. It's a good fit for small farms, homesteads and as a second vehicle for a bigger operation.

LLAMA Truck Platinum: $4,499

The Platinum has a full stainless-steel body for wet and muddy conditions, which makes sense around poultry houses, wash areas and humid fields. It has a 1500W motor, up to 1,100 lb payload, a manual dump bed with gas-strut assist, hill descent and anti-rollback controller features, and a 25 mph top speed in sport mode.

LLAMA Truck Blaze: from $5,099 in stock

The Blaze is our off-road dump trike. The Blaze is rated for 1,500 lb and the Blaze Pro for 2,000 lb, both with a 72V 58Ah battery, up to 50 miles of listed range, 30° slope climbing and a canopy. You can choose a manual or power dump bed. In-stock options currently run from $5,099 (Blaze Pro, manual dump) to $5,599 (Blaze Pro, power dump), plus the standard Blaze with power dump at $5,299. Some colors and the entry Blaze manual configuration are sold out right now.

LLAMA Truck orange-frame canopy electric cargo trike in an outdoor work yard
A canopy gives shade and rain cover on hot, stormy Georgia days.

LLAMA Truck Vector: $5,799

The Vector is a canopy utility trike with an open-chassis design for fast loading. It lists a 2000W peak motor, up to 2,000 lb of payload and up to 50 miles of range. It's a strong choice for packing sheds, nurseries and farms that move a lot of crates and bins.

LLAMA Truck Meridian: from $4,999

The Meridian is an enclosed-cab trike with a weather-sealed cabin, safety glass and a wiper. The standard Meridian comes with heating and a fan, the Meridian (AC) adds air conditioning at $6,499, and the Meridian Pro ($6,999) has both AC and a power dump bed. In a Georgia summer, the AC configurations are the ones to look at. Not every Meridian configuration includes AC, so confirm the variant before you buy.

Four-wheel electric UTVs for bigger Georgia operations

If you run larger acreage, cattle pasture or long farm roads, a four-wheel UTV may suit you better.

  • LLAMA Truck Apex ($12,499): 3,000W rated motor, 72V 100Ah lithium battery, 62-mile listed range, 2,200 lb hydraulic power dump bed, 4-wheel hydraulic disc brakes, high/low range and a choice of turf or off-road tires.
  • LLAMA Truck Ranger ($10,499): 72V 100Ah lithium battery with up to 100 miles of listed range, a 1,543 lb fold-flat drop-side bed and 4-wheel hydraulic disc brakes.

Not sure whether you need three wheels or four? Our compare page and electric utility vehicle buying guide lay out the differences.

See LLAMA Truck cargo trikes in real work yards

Real footage: LLAMA Truck electric cargo trikes in outdoor dirt and gravel work yards.

Common jobs on Georgia farms

  • Poultry farms: moving feed bags, bedding, tools and supplies between houses. See our poultry farm guide.
  • Pecan and peach orchards: hauling tools, irrigation parts, pruning brush and picking bins down the rows. See our orchard guide.
  • Blueberry and vegetable farms: carrying flats, mulch and harvest crates between the field and the packing area. See our berry farm guide.
  • Nurseries and greenhouses: moving potted plants, soil and supplies down narrow aisles. See our greenhouse guide.
  • Cattle and horse operations: hay, fencing supplies and barn chores.
LLAMA Truck teal electric cargo trike on a dirt yard with mountains behind
Compact three-wheel trikes handle dirt yards and farm lanes.

Practical notes for Georgia buyers

  • Road use. LLAMA Truck vehicles are built for farm and property work. Rules for driving utility vehicles, low-speed vehicles or farm equipment on public roads vary by state and county, and we can't tell you what applies at your address. Check with Georgia authorities and your local government before planning on-road use. Our LSV overview is a good place to start.
  • Charging. A standard 110–240V outlet in the barn or shop is enough. No special station is needed.
  • Shipping. Our shipping policy lists free shipping to the lower 48 states, so Georgia addresses qualify. Plan for about 1–4 weeks of final assembly, testing and inspection, then about 1–2 weeks for delivery scheduling. Freight delivery is curbside unless other arrangements are made.
  • Warranty. Our warranty page lists a limited lifetime warranty on the vehicle chassis, 9-year full replacement on factory-installed lithium batteries and 5-year full replacement on factory-installed lead-acid batteries, with 2 years on other factory parts. Battery replacement coverage applies to personal-use vehicles. Commercial, rental and fleet use needs separate written terms, so ask us before you order for a business.

Ready to outfit a Georgia farm, orchard or nursery?

Tell us about your acreage, the width of your tightest row or aisle, what you haul most, and whether you want a canopy or an enclosed cab. Contact LLAMA Truck, email sales@llamatruck.com or call/text +1 (818) 617-6999. You can also start with the Crest, Platinum or Blaze product pages.