ZILR ZIPR 2WD

The ZILR ZIPR 2WD is an electric production cart designed to move equipment faster, more efficiently, and with less physical strain during daily set logistics. Powered by a 1500W drive system, it combines strong on-set performance with practical control for professional crews who routinely shuttle camera, lighting, and audio gear across studios, lots, and storage areas. 

Built for serious load handling, the ZIPR 2WD is specified for up to 300 kg total load capacity, with up to 250 kg cargo load plus rider listed as static load according to the specification. With a range of up to 30 km per charge and speeds up to 16 km/h, it’s engineered to reduce repeated trips and keep turnaround times tight, while range remains dependent on load, driving mode, and environment. 

For transport and storage, the ZIPR 2WD uses a compact foldable design that fits easily into vans, studios, and storage spaces. Folded dimensions are listed as just 48 × 29 × 80 cm, while the in-use size is 116 × 63 × 50 cm, giving you a substantial working platform that still packs down quickly when the call wraps. The cart’s weight is specified as 28 kg without the battery, supporting genuinely portable deployment between locations. 

Power management is centered around a hot-swappable LiFePO battery system specified at 36 V, 12 Ah, enabling fast battery changes to keep crews moving. Charging time is listed at approximately 3 hours, and automatic shutdown is specified as 10 minutes for the user interface and 60 minutes for the battery, supporting energy saving when the cart is left idle between moves.

Control and visibility are handled through regenerative braking systems combined with rear mechanical drum brakes, plus an intelligent display for operational feedback. Lighting includes an LED front light and a logo rear light to improve visibility in darker environments, while IPX5 weather protection supports dependable use under typical day-to-day conditions. 

Mobility details include robust all-terrain, puncture-proof solid rubber tires and a specified cargo volume of 183 liters for real-world production packing. For controlled pacing in tighter spaces, a towing mode (push/pull) is listed up to 9 km/h, giving crews a steadier speed range when precision matters.