Blog · 24 June 2026

The 3,000 kg Pallet: Why 2-Ton Systems Are Already Obsolete

Electric SUVs on Indian roads routinely cross 2,300 kg. A 2-ton parking system was specified for a car that no longer exists.

The 2-ton standard came from a passenger-car market that has moved on. A mid-size electric SUV today carries a battery pack that adds 300 to 500 kg over its petrol equivalent, and buyers are choosing exactly those vehicles for buildings that were designed a decade ago.

AcePark systems are engineered at 3,000 kg per pallet across every configuration — two-level, three-level and four-level. There is no premium tier for weight. It is simply the standard, because retrofitting weight capacity into an installed system is not realistically possible.

For developers the consequence is straightforward: a building specified at 2 tons today will have residents who cannot park their next car in it.