Carrito CSG-Go Tier Build System
Build Coordination Document

Carrito Program Information:
https://www.charityhelpersfoundation.com/carrito/


Overview

The Carrito Small Grid – Go (CSG-Go) platform allows independent shops to offer builds at multiple quality and price levels. 
Rather than forcing a single fixed vehicle configuration, the Carrito system allows builders to submit several build tiers so 
customers can choose the level of quality and cost that best fits their situation.

Each shop participating in a build may define its own pricing and material quality within the structure described below. 
This approach allows the Carrito platform to support both very affordable vehicles and higher-end builds while using the 
same base template.


Five Tier Structure

Participating shops are encouraged to provide five pricing tiers for a CSG-Go build.

Tier 1 – Economy
Lowest cost build option. May use basic materials or minimal bodywork. Some builds at this level may be marked NHW if 
they are not intended for highway use.

Tier 2 – Budget
Low-cost highway-capable builds using practical materials and simplified design choices.

Tier 3 – Standard
The reference configuration for the CSG-Go template. This tier represents the typical highway-capable vehicle most 
customers will choose.

Tier 4 – Premium
Higher quality materials, improved finish, upgraded components, or additional styling.

Tier 5 – Custom
Fully customized builds. May include special fabrication, unique styling, or specialized equipment requested by the customer.


Standard Tier Reference

Tier 3 is considered the reference level for the CSG-Go platform. 
Vehicles built at this tier are expected to meet all structural and highway compatibility requirements defined in the CSG-Go documentation.

The Standard tier represents the typical balance between affordability and reliability.


NHW Designation

If a shop offers a build configuration that removes highway compatibility, that configuration must be clearly marked:

NHW – Not Highway Compatible

Examples may include:

Low-cost experimental builds
Farm-only vehicles
Utility-only vehicles
Specialized custom configurations

NHW builds allow experimentation while preventing confusion with highway-capable vehicles.


Customer Choice

Customers may review the available tiers and select the configuration that fits their needs and budget.

Examples of possible differences between tiers include:

Material quality
Finish level
Body panels or exterior styling
Interior comfort features
Accessory installations


Shop Flexibility

Shops remain free to define their own build details within each tier. 
The Carrito system does not require identical designs between shops as long as the structural compatibility rules are maintained.

This flexibility allows independent builders to develop their own specialties and pricing structures while remaining compatible 
with the larger Carrito platform.


For official program information and updates visit:
https://www.charityhelpersfoundation.com/carrito/
