Choosing lighter body materials can help reduce a truck’s weight, but the supplied specifications do not identify a lightweight body material for a 1-ton truck. They instead describe a high-strength steel frame longitudinal beam and its corrosion-protection treatment on a 14-seat bus. This information is useful as a durability reference, but it cannot confirm a truck’s body construction or weight savings.
The product record names a high-strength steel, frame-type longitudinal beam. It also states that the frame receives electrophoretic and powder-coating treatments for rust protection. These details support the stated structural and corrosion-resistance characteristics; they do not provide comparative weight data.
Other listed features include front MacPherson suspension, an integral rear suspension, and a braking system described as safe, reliable, and precisely controllable. These specifications concern vehicle operation and handling, not lightweight body materials.
The referenced model is the LQY148A type D11A+3F, identified in the product data as a 14-seat bus for scenic areas and parks. Its specifications should not be interpreted as verified details for a 1-ton electric truck. In particular, the record does not state the truck’s body-panel material, material thickness, curb weight, payload, or weight reduction compared with another construction.
Likewise, aluminum and composite body materials are not mentioned in the supplied information. Naming either as a confirmed solution would go beyond the available evidence.
Langqing lists electric mini trucks for moving housekeeping supplies, maintenance equipment, luggage, raw materials, tools, and finished goods at resorts, hotels, industrial parks, and factories. A Singapore municipal sanitation project also used an electric truck to transfer garbage. The case information does not specify the truck’s body material or payload.
The company lists EU CE certification for its electric golf carts, sightseeing buses, and trucks. This is a stated credential for the product range, but it does not establish the materials used in a truck body.
| Construction detail | What the available data says |
|---|---|
| High-strength steel frame longitudinal beam | Specified for the referenced bus; provides a documented structural reference |
| Electrophoretic and powder coating | Specified as anti-rust protection for the frame |
| Aluminum truck body | Not identified |
| Composite truck body | Not identified |
| Weight savings for a 1-ton truck | No figures or comparison provided |
None is confirmed in the supplied product information. The high-strength steel detail applies to the chassis frame of a 14-seat bus, not a specified 1-ton truck body.
No. The record describes the frame as durable and protected against rust, but gives no weight measurements or comparison with other materials.
Ask for the exact truck specification, including body and chassis materials, curb weight, rated payload, corrosion-protection process, and durability test results. These truck-specific details are absent from the available record.
The documented evidence is limited to a high-strength steel frame longitudinal beam with electrophoretic and powder-coating protection on a 14-seat bus. It does not verify aluminum, composite, or other lightweight body materials for a 1-ton truck, nor does it quantify any weight reduction. Guangzhou Langqing states a minimum order quantity of one unit and a one-year whole-vehicle warranty. For technical details or support, contact crystalhuang@langqing.cn.
Guangzhou Langqing Electric Car CO., LTD. was established in 2000. The company describes its business as covering electric-vehicle research and development, manufacturing, sales, and service. Its listed products include electric golf carts, electric sightseeing buses, and electric trucks. Langqing reports teams of 30 research and development staff, 10 testing staff, and 20 quality-control staff. Its stated certifications include ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO 10012, ISO45001, and EU CE.

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