UrbanCarriers · For mobile food businesses

Mobile food

Every outlet at its spot by opening time, in your colours, on your map.

A chai or snack brand with a cart network, a franchisee running kiosks, an ice-cream cart fleet, a food truck at an office park, a caterer with fixed drops. The food is made in one kitchen and sold from many spots, so every cart has to arrive stocked and looking like the brand.

  • Outlet cart · kiosk · truck · one selling point in the network
  • Amruttulya अमृततुल्य · Pune's tea stall
  • Kulfiwala कुल्फीवाला · the kulfi seller
A yellow food truck lit up at night with a customer at its counter
Food truck, Bengaluru. Photo: Gpkp, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

The work today

What the job asks of people now.

Mini-truck food trucks, e-rickshaw food carts and push carts.

  • A blue painted food truck parked at the kerb on a city street
    The brand is the vehicleFood truck, BengaluruPhoto: Gpkp, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
  • An ice-cream seller standing behind a red branded cart under a canopy
    A cart in the brand's coloursIce-cream cart, ChandigarhPhoto: Adam Jones, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

A day on the route

One kitchen, two shifts, many spots

An illustrative chai-and-snacks cart in a brand's Pune fleet. Shift times come from similar operators; the loads are our estimates.

  1. ≈ 60 kg06:00

    Load at the central kitchen: milk, water, snacks, cups.

  2. 3–5 km out06:30

    Morning shift at an office-park gate. One cart fleet runs 6:30 to 10 am. Source

  3. 2 h 30 on 5 A10:30

    Back to the kitchen: wash, restock, charge.

  4. ≈ 60 kg18:30

    Evening shift. A Hinjewadi food truck parks 7 to 11 pm on weekdays. Source

  5. ≈ 15–25 km a day22:30

    Back to the kitchen and lock up. Some Pune trucks trade later still. Source

Illustrative day, not a named brand.

Load check

One shift of chai and snacks

≈ 60 kg

Milk, two 10 L cans≈ 25 kg
Water, 20 L≈ 20 kg
Snacks, cups, sugar, tea≈ 10 kg
Flasks and kettles≈ 5 kg
CROC EV payload, plus 25% overload80 / 100 kg

Assumptions

  • Milk at about 1.03 kg per litre (FAO); water at 1 kg per litre.
  • Can and stock weights are our estimates.
  • A vending body's own weight counts against the payload.
  • Anything that heats or freezes on board is decided in the build scope with our engineers.

The vehicle, second

CROC EV facts that matter here.

Every figure is from the CROC EV spec sheet.

Vending body
To order

Built to order on the same chassis, so each brand gets its own layout.

Tracking, geo-fencing
GPS

See every cart in the fleet, fence it to its spot, lock it remotely.

Range
40–80 km

40 km per 2 kWh removable battery, 80 km with a second.

Charge, 5 A socket
2 h 30

Charge at the kitchen between shifts.

Lockable box
380 L

Stock stays locked in the box between shifts and overnight.

Certified e-cart
ARAI

A registered commercial vehicle. FSSAI and vending permissions are separate.

For mobile food businesses

Three reasons it fits the job.

  • Built for your format

    Vending bodies built to order on one certified chassis.

  • A fleet you can see

    GPS tracking, geo-fencing and remote lock on every vehicle.

  • Two shifts a day

    40 km per removable battery, 80 km with a second, and 2 h 30 to charge on a 5 A socket.

Your route

Tell us what you carry and where. We reply within one working day.

WhatsApp +91 86250 40203

Other trades

More work CROC EV does

Sources

  1. Restaurant India
  2. 91Trucks
  3. Deccan Herald
  4. Open magazine
  5. SCC Online, FSSAI amendment
  6. Entrackr
  7. Curly Tales
  8. Homegrown
  9. FAO, milk density

Photographs from Wikimedia Commons, credited under each one. They show the trade as it is today and are not Speedloop Auto customers.