Description
Description

Trucks are powerful vehicles designed to haul heavy loads and perform tough tasks that smaller cars can't handle. They come in various sizes, from the pickup trucks seen on local roads to the massive eighteen-wheelers thundering down highways. Equipped with strong engines and robust frames, they're the workhorses of transportation, essential for industries like construction, agriculture, and shipping.

Many have open beds or are fitted with special containers for transporting goods. In everyday life, pickup trucks are popular for their durability and versatility, often doubling as family vehicles that can tow trailers and boats or carry camping gear.

History
History

Trucks started as simple work vehicles over a century ago, evolving from horse-drawn wagons to motorized vehicles capable of carrying goods across long distances. As industries grew, so did the need for reliable transport, leading to trucks becoming larger, stronger, and more sophisticated. They've been critical for agriculture, construction, and commerce, linking remote areas to bustling cities. Over time, advancements in technology improved their power, efficiency, and safety.

Today, trucks are indispensable in global trade, ensuring that supermarkets stay stocked and raw materials reach factories. They've also found a place in personal use, with many enjoying the rugged versatility of pickup trucks.

Future
Future

Trucks are on the brink of significant transformation, with electric models set to dominate, drastically reducing emissions and noise. Autonomous technology is advancing, promising self-driving trucks that could revolutionize logistics, making 24/7 deliveries without tiring. Modern designs focus on aerodynamics for better fuel efficiency and connectivity for smarter fleet management.

Trucks are also becoming more integrated with e-commerce, directly impacting how goods are delivered to consumers. They're becoming cultural symbols too, with electric pickups like the Tesla Cybertruck reshaping the image of what a truck can be—less a workhorse, more a tech-savvy statement piece.

Common Questions
Common Questions
What is the difference between light-duty, medium-duty, and heavy-duty trucks?

Light-duty trucks cater to personal use or light commercial tasks, supporting payloads up to 14,000 pounds (6,350 kilograms). Medium-duty trucks, designed for more substantial commercial applications, typically handle 14,001 to 26,000 pounds (6,351 to 11,793 kilograms). In contrast, heavy-duty trucks, suited for the toughest jobs, have capacities exceeding 26,001 pounds (11,794 kilograms), necessitating commercial driver's licenses for operation.

How do diesel and gasoline truck engines compare in performance?

Diesel truck engines generally offer more torque and better fuel economy, translating to higher towing capacity and longer driving ranges than gasoline engines. They excel in heavy-duty tasks and sustained workload. Gasoline engines, while typically less expensive and quieter, provide quicker acceleration and higher horsepower, making them well-suited for light to medium-duty tasks and everyday driving. Diesel's efficiency advantage is more pronounced over long distances and higher payloads.

How does the cab configuration of a truck affect its functionality?

The cab configuration of a truck directly impacts its passenger capacity and cargo space. Regular cabs typically seat two to three passengers with no extra space behind the seats, whereas extended cabs have additional rear seating or storage space. Crew cabs offer four full doors and ample rear seating, ideal for crew transport but may reduce the length of the truck bed, affecting cargo capacity.

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5’5.3” | 166 cm
5’10.8” | 180 cm
15’5.7” | 472 cm
2,888 lb | 1,310 kg
2023
Chevrolet Montana
166.000
180.000
472.000
1310.000
2023.00
54000
GUIDE
3D
Chevrolet Montana
5’3.5” | 161 cm
5’7.9” | 173 cm
15’10” | 483 cm
3,156 lb | 1,432 kg
1994–2004
Chevrolet S-10
161.000
173.000
483.000
1432.000
1994.00
51000
GUIDE
3D
Chevrolet S-10
5’3.5” | 161 cm
5’7.9” | 173 cm
17’1” | 521 cm
3,716 lb | 1,686 kg
1994–2004
Chevrolet S-10 (Extended Cab)
161.000
173.000
521.000
1686.000
1994.00
51000
GUIDE
3D
Chevrolet S-10 (Extended Cab)
5’3.5” | 161 cm
5’7.9” | 173 cm
16’11” | 516 cm
3,216 lb | 1,459 kg
1994–2004
Chevrolet S-10 (Long Bed)
161.000
173.000
516.000
1459.000
1994.00
51000
GUIDE
3D
Chevrolet S-10 (Long Bed)
70” | 178 cm
58.3” | 148 cm
134” | 340 cm
1,631-1,874 lb | 740-850 kg
2014
Daihatsu Hijet
178.000
148.000
340.000
740.000
2014.00
22000
GUIDE
3D
Daihatsu Hijet
65” | 165 cm
51.2” | 130 cm
113” | 287 cm
1,257 lb | 570 kg
1996
Daihatsu Midget
165.000
130.000
287.000
570.000
1996.00
13000
GUIDE
3D
Daihatsu Midget
6’3” | 1.92 m
6’3” | 1.92 m
15’9” | 4.8 m
3,250 lb | 1,475 kg
1956
Ford F-100 (1956)
192.000
192.000
480.000
1475.000
1956.00
GUIDE
3D
Ford F-100 (1956)
5’11” | 1.8 m
6’5” | 1.95 m
16’ | 4.88 m
3,968 lb | 1,800 kg
1976
Ford F-100 (1976)
180.000
195.000
488.000
1800.000
1976.00
GUIDE
3D
Ford F-100 (1976)
6’ 3.5” | 1.92 m
6’8” | 2.03 m
19’4” | 5.89 m
4,300 lb | 1950 kg
2015
Ford F-150 (2015)
192.000
203.000
589.000
1950.000
2015.00
GUIDE
3D
Ford F-150 (2015)
69” | 175 cm
58.3” | 148 cm
134” | 340 cm
1,697-1,830 lb | 770-830 kg
2009
Honda Acty
175.000
148.000
340.000
770.000
2009.00
40000
GUIDE
3D
Honda Acty
66.5” | 169 cm
58.7” | 149 cm
124” | 315 cm
992 lb | 450 kg
2013
Piaggio Ape
168.000
149.000
315.000
450.000
2013.00
28000
GUIDE
3D
Piaggio Ape
70” | 178 cm
58.3” | 148 cm
134” | 340 cm
1,609-2,227 lb | 730-1,010 kg
2014
Subaru Sambar
178.000
148.000
340.000
730.000
2014.00
27000
GUIDE
3D
Subaru Sambar
72.8” | 185 cm
59” | 150 cm
149.6” | 380 cm
1,951 lb | 885 kg
2005
Tata Ace
185.000
150.000
380.000
885.000
2005.00
59000
GUIDE
3D
Tata Ace
6’3” (75”) | 190.5 cm
6’8” (79.8”) | 202.7 cm
19’4” (231.7”) | 588.5 cm
5000-6500 lb | 2267-2948 kg (Estimated)
2021
Tesla Cybertruck
190.500
202.700
588.500
2948.000
2021.00
269000
GUIDE
3D
Tesla Cybertruck
13’ (156”) | 396 cm (Estimated)
8’6” (102”) | 259 cm (Estimated)
20’9” (249”) | 632 cm (Estimated)
25000 lb | 11340 kg (Estimated)
2021
Tesla Semi
396.000
259.000
632.000
11340.000
2021.00
35000
GUIDE
3D
Tesla Semi
5’11.5” | 182 cm
6’1” | 186 cm
17’6.4” | 534 cm
4,630 lb | 2,100 kg
2021
Toyota Hilux (Double Cab)
182.000
186.000
534.000
2100.000
2015.00
758000
GUIDE
3D
Toyota Hilux (Double Cab)
5’10.5” | 179 cm
6’1” | 186 cm
17’6.4” | 534 cm
4,310 lb | 1,955 kg
2021
Toyota Hilux (Single Cab)
179.000
186.000
534.000
1955.000
2015.00
758000
GUIDE
3D
Toyota Hilux (Single Cab)
5’8.3” | 174 cm
5’10.3” | 179 cm
17’4.7” | 530 cm
6,151 lb | 2,790 kg
2023
Toyota Hilux Champ (LWB)
174.000
179.000
530.000
2790.000
2023.00
47000
GUIDE
3D
Toyota Hilux Champ (LWB)
5’8.3” | 174 cm
5’10.3” | 179 cm
16’3.7” | 497 cm
4,332 lb | 1,965 kg
2023
Toyota Hilux Champ (SWB)
174.000
179.000
497.000
1965.000
2023.00
47000
GUIDE
3D
Toyota Hilux Champ (SWB)
5’10.6” | 179 cm
6’4.9” | 195 cm
17’9” | 541 cm
5,100 lb | 2,313 kg
2024
Toyota Tacoma (Double Cab)
179.000
195.000
541.000
2313.000
2024.00
640000
GUIDE
3D
Toyota Tacoma (Double Cab)
5’10.6” | 179 cm
6’4.9” | 195 cm
17’9” | 541 cm
4,375 lb | 1,985 kg
2024
Toyota Tacoma (XtraCab)
179.000
195.000
541.000
1985.000
2024.00
640000
GUIDE
3D
Toyota Tacoma (XtraCab)
6’6" | 198 cm
6’8.2” | 204 cm
20’5.6” | 624 cm
5,800 lb | 2,630 kg
2022
Toyota Tundra (Double Cab - Long) (XK70)
198.000
204.000
624.000
2630.000
2022.00
615000
GUIDE
3D
Toyota Tundra (Double Cab - Long) (XK70)
6’6" | 198 cm
6’8.2” | 204 cm
19’5.6” | 593 cm
5,490 lb | 2,490 kg
2022
Toyota Tundra (Double Cab - Short)
198.000
204.000
593.000
2490.000
2022.00
615000
GUIDE
3D
Toyota Tundra (Double Cab - Short)