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payload
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Payload is how much weight a truck can safely carry in its bed or cargo space, like how heavy your tools and supplies can be.
Technical Definition
Payload refers to the maximum weight a truck can carry in its cargo area, including passengers and gear.
Hear It Discussed
"...it's rear drive only, it's got 1550 pounds of payload and 2000 pounds max towing."
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"the combo is a 52 kilowatt hour pack 213 miles of range 759 kilograms payload 750 kilograms towing"
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