#autoutilitar

• Light truck — A small or medium utility motor vehicle equipped with a passenger cabin and an open or closed rear platform, intended for the rapid transport of light goods, equipment, or materials over short and medium distances.
• Commercial — Designed for the transport of goods, cargo, or for performing special utility services and works; relating to vehicles structurally engineered for economic, commercial, or industrial activities, prioritizing payload capacity and functionality over exclusive passenger transport.
• Light commercial vehicle — A motor vehicle intended exclusively for the transport of goods, equipment, or material assets, or for towing trailers, typically having a maximum authorized mass not exceeding 3.5 tons for light commercial variants (vans, pickups), allowing operations with a category B driver's license.
• Cargo van — A medium to large motor vehicle with a closed and covered body, structurally designed for the transport of bulky goods, technical equipment, or an extended number of passengers; a term often used in logistical settings to denote modern urban distribution vans.