When Matthew and Alison Park travelled to China in 2019, they were introduced to electric cargo tricycles, a simple yet highly effective utility vehicle widely used in agricultural operations throughout China.
Impressed by their versatility and efficiency, they saw an opportunity to change the way they worked at home in Toowoomba.
Back on their property, where feed and manure were still being moved by hand barrows, the benefits quickly became obvious.
The couple recognised that electric tricycles could save valuable time, reduce physical strain and make everyday farm tasks significantly easier.
That idea became OZeTrike, a business dedicated to supplying durable electric cargo tricycles designed for Australian conditions.
Manufactured by a leading Chinese supplier and assembled locally in Australia, the vehicles are built to comply with Australian Design Rules (ADRs), with selected models able to be registered for use on public roads.
Today, OZeTrike is supported by a team of experienced and certified mechanics committed to delivering reliable, cost-effective utility vehicles for farms, acreage properties and rural businesses.
The trikes have proven popular with horse owners, hobby farmers and property managers looking for a practical workhorse that can handle daily tasks without the running costs of larger vehicles.
Beyond productivity benefits, OZeTrike also promotes a more sustainable approach to transport.
Their electric vehicles offer a greener alternative for property owners seeking to reduce fuel use and lower their environmental footprint while getting the job done efficiently.
Make sure to visit their display at the 2026 QLD Garden Show and see these workhorses in action.