The Foton Xiangling M2 Comfort 1.6L 122HP Gasoline Micro-Truck is tailored for small multi-person teams that need to move both people and cargo in tight urban or suburban spaces—ideal for a family-run grocery delivery service with 2 drivers and a loader, a 3-person landscaping crew transporting tools and plants to residential yards, or a municipal team fixing neighborhood sidewalks (carrying workers + repair materials). Powered by a reliable 1.6L gasoline engine (122 horsepower, 158 N·m of torque at 4400 rpm)—the same efficient core as the M2 Pro but paired with a double cab—it delivers responsive power for stop-and-go city traffic while avoiding the complexity of CNG systems. Paired with a 5-speed manual transmission (smooth for frequent loading stops), its 4.9-meter turning radius and 5.6-meter overall length let it squeeze into narrow residential streets or small parking lots—far more agile than the M2 Plus’s 5.3-meter turning radius. The 3.1m×1.8m×0.45m stake bed is compact but functional: enough for 8+ plant crates or a set of sidewalk repair tools, while the double cab’s 3-seat layout (front driver + two passengers) eliminates the need for a separate team vehicle.​

What makes this model stand out for multi-person use is its "comfort-first" design and dual-purpose functionality. Unlike the utilitarian M2 Plus, the cab prioritizes team comfort: seats are upholstered in breathable fabric (with extra padding for 4+ hour shifts), there’s 15% more legroom for rear passengers, and a front center console with cup holders (for team members to store drinks during runs). The stake bed retains practicality with removable side rails (to load oversize items like small trees) and 6 lashing points (to secure loose tools), while the 0.82-meter loading height is low enough for two people to lift together—reducing strain during busy days. It also adds convenience features missing from basic micro-trucks: power windows (instead of manual cranks), a USB charging port for rear passengers (so everyone can keep phones powered), and a AM/FM radio with Bluetooth (for coordinating team tasks via hands-free calls). For safety, it includes dual front airbags and rear parking sensors—critical when maneuvering with a full team and cargo.​

For small-team owners focused on affordability and versatility, the Xiangling M2 Comfort delivers unbeatable value. Its 45L fuel tank lasts a full day of 8-10 team stops (100+ km) without refueling, and the gasoline engine sips just 7.8-9.5L per 100km—slightly more efficient than the M2 Plus’s CNG setup in urban settings (where CNG refueling stations are scarce). Maintenance is simple and cheap: no CNG-specific parts to service, and common components (air filters, spark plugs) are available at local auto shops—saving on specialized repairs. The double cab design eliminates the cost of a second vehicle (typically ​$200-$300 monthly for a small car), while the compact bed avoids overpaying for cargo space the team doesn’t need. Inside, small touches like a fold-down rear seat (to store extra tools if only two people are working) add flexibility. It’s the multi-tasking workhorse that lets small teams haul people, tools, and cargo in one vehicle—without sacrificing comfort or urban agility.​