Glossary / General

payload capacity

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Too Afraid to Ask

Payload capacity is how much weight a truck or van can hold on top of itself, like boxes or equipment.

Technical Definition

Payload capacity is the maximum weight a vehicle can carry in its cargo area, excluding the vehicle’s own weight.

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"Shark 6 carries 790 kilograms payload again that's absolutely fine for most people"
DAILY: Ferrari EV Interior Revealed, Nissan Adds PHEVs and BYD Upgrades Shark 6 | 08 Feb 2026 EV News Daily - Technology and Business of EVs 10:12

"[2385.6s] pretty much identical towing numbers. [2387.7s] The payload capacity is only off by 50 pounds. [2390.9s] So like they really do go head to head."
Is The 2027 R2 Going To Make Or Break Rivian? | Ep. 342 TFL Car Chat 39:47

"Despite its compact footprint, it offers a payload capacity of up to 1,550 pounds and a towing rating of 2,000 pounds in a 5-foot bed."
Episode 569: Teslas Are the Most American Cars, 6 Years Running Ride the Lightning: Tesla and EV Podcast 05:03