
CSG-Go Tier Build System
Presented by Zero Percent Entertainment
Built Using the Carrito System

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

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Introduction

The CSG-Go platform supports a flexible tier-based build system.

This system allows participating shops to offer multiple build quality levels while still using the same basic vehicle template. The tier system helps customers understand what level of components and finish they are purchasing, while allowing builders to offer builds that match their capabilities and pricing structure.

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Purpose of the Tier System

The tier system was designed to provide flexibility for both builders and customers.

Different builders may have access to different component sources, fabrication capabilities, and finishing standards. Rather than forcing every vehicle to be built to the same exact level, the tier system allows shops to scale the vehicle up or down depending on the desired build level.

Benefits include:

• wider range of price points
• flexibility for builders
• clearer expectations for customers
• easier comparison between build options

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Standard Tier Levels

The CSG-Go system recommends the following general tier structure.

Tier 1 – Budget Build

This level focuses on minimal cost and basic functionality. Builders may use simplified finishes, reused components, or minimal body panels. The primary goal is to produce a functional vehicle at the lowest reasonable price.

Tier 2 – Basic Build

The basic build tier includes more refined installation and improved component selection while still maintaining affordability. Basic body panels and improved finishing may be included.

Tier 3 – Standard Build

This is the recommended baseline configuration for most builds. The vehicle is assembled with solid components, proper finishing, and standard highway-capable systems where applicable.

Tier 4 – Enhanced Build

Enhanced builds may include upgraded components, improved finishing, better interior work, and additional accessories.

Tier 5 – Premium Build

The premium tier represents the highest level of finish and component quality. These builds may include advanced fabrication, custom body work, high-end components, and premium finishing.

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NHW Designation

Some builds may be marked as:

NHW – Not Highway Compatible

This designation indicates that the vehicle may not meet highway speed or highway safety requirements.

NHW builds may include simplified drivetrain configurations or experimental setups that are intended for local, private, or off-road use.

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Builder Flexibility

Participating shops are free to adjust the details of their tier offerings.

Builders may define:

• component quality levels
• finishing standards
• optional accessories
• drivetrain configurations
• pricing structures

The tier labels simply provide a general guideline so customers can understand the level of build they are purchasing.

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Customer Communication

Builders should clearly explain what is included in each tier level when presenting build options to customers.

Examples may include:

• engine configuration
• suspension components
• interior finishing
• body panels
• accessory packages

Clear communication helps ensure that customers understand the difference between build levels.

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Future Expansion

As the CSG-Go ecosystem grows, additional tier structures or specialized build packages may be introduced by participating builders.

Examples might include:

• utility work vehicle builds
• cargo transport builds
• passenger transport configurations
• experimental mobility builds

The tier system is intended to evolve alongside the platform.

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Conclusion

The tier build system provides a flexible framework that allows CSG-Go vehicles to be built across a wide range of budgets and configurations while still maintaining compatibility with the underlying vehicle platform.
