One white BYD cab on the wet apron, its black curtain sides carrying a Spanish line and a lime-green arrow - on this truck the body is the custom part.
White cab with the black front band and BYD badge, black curtain side with lime-green graphics and the white rear doors at the tail.
A Curtain Body Printed in Spanish
The body is a side-curtain box, not a fixed-panel van. The roof rail carries black curtain panels that hang down to the chassis and are tensioned with straps and buckles along the lower edge; a vertical post at the front keeps the curtain square when it is pulled shut. Across the black panels the livery is printed in three layers: the MF DESIGN wordmark, the Spanish line MATERIALES QUE TRANSFORMAN ESPACIOS - materials that transform spaces - and large lime-green and silver-grey arrows that run from the front post towards the rear.
At the rear the body closes with two white ribbed doors on a full-height frame, each with its own lock bar and handle. The doors, the curtain and the white lower panels are the only three surfaces on the body, so the livery reads cleanly from both sides. A white side underrun guard runs along the chassis under the curtain, and the rear bumper carries red and white reflective blocks. For a distributor loading from a dock or from the ground, the curtain opens along either side while the rear doors stay available for pallet access.
MF DESIGN wordmark, the Spanish line and the green-and-grey arrows printed across the black curtain, with the strap row along the lower edge.
The BYD Cab and 4x2 Chassis
The cab is a white cab-over design with a tall roof, a deep black band across the front and the oval BYD badge centred on it. The headlamps are slim units set into the lower corners of the black band; the windshield is large and carried by two wipers, and the mirrors are twin-lens units with a front blind-spot mirror mounted above the left mirror arm. A low first step and a wide door opening are visible on the side view, which suits delivery work with frequent stops.
Under the body the chassis is a 4x2: one steering axle at the front and one drive axle at the rear, with steel wheels on both. The frame between the axles is left exposed, and no exhaust pipe or fuel tank is visible along either side - the truck carries the BYD badge and the clean underbody layout associated with a battery-electric light truck. A white guard rail runs below the curtain on each side, and the rear frame ends in a simple bumper with the doors sitting above it.
The same livery on the opposite side, the vertical front post, the white guard rail and the rear doors at the back.
Photographed in Export Trim
The nine photographs were taken in one session on the wet apron: front-left three-quarter, front, both side profiles, rear-left quarter, rear-right quarter, a straight rear view and a closer left-side view of the curtain straps. Across all of them the body is complete - every curtain panel is fitted, the livery is printed on both sides, the rear doors are hung and the guard rails are in place. Nothing is shown as a bare chassis or a mock-up.
For a buyer, the photographs fix the visible specification: a 4x2 battery-electric BYD cab, a curtain-side box body with double rear doors, a printed livery and white body panels. The items that cannot be read from the pictures - body length, battery capacity, charging arrangement, payload and destination port - are confirmed against the order. We return build photographs at the same angles and acceptance photographs before the truck is shipped.
Oval BYD badge on the black band, slim headlamps, twin-lens mirrors and the front blind-spot mirror above the left mirror arm.White ribbed doors, lock bars and handles, the curtain returning along the side and the rear bumper below.Two full-height white doors meeting on the centre line, each with its own lock bar, above the rear bumper and frame.Curtain tensioned down to the chassis with straps and buckles, the white guard rail below and the 4x2 frame behind the cab.
Buying an electric box truck for urban distribution or a branded fleet? Send the body length, payload, charging setup and destination port - we will confirm the chassis and curtain-body layout, then return build and acceptance photographs before shipment.
Photographed on the works apron during staging of the BYD 4x2 battery-electric curtain-side box truck, November 2026.