Abstract: The rising demand for sustainable transportation solutions has spurred a notable upsurge in Electric Vehicle (EV) development. This paper delves into the design considerations and challenges specific to crafting an EV tailored for goods-carrying applications.The design process encompasses several facets, ranging from selecting suitable battery technology and motor specifications to refining chassis design and energy management systems. Achieving optimal space utilization and weight distribution is paramount for designing an electric vehicle for goods transportation, all while ensuring sufficient payload capacity and range. Moreover, factors like charging infrastructure, operational necessities, and regulatory compliance are integral considerations in the design phase. Incorporating advanced technologies such as regenerative braking and telematics can significantly enhance the vehicle's performance, efficiency, and safety. The paper emphasizes the significance of a comprehensive design approach that not only prioritizes performance but also considers the vehicle's environmental footprint and economic feasibility. By addressing these aspects, the design of Electric Vehicles for goods-carrying applications can play a pivotal role in advancing sustainable and efficient transportation systems.

| DOI: 10.17148/IJIREEICE.2024.12435