Motorcycle trailer hitch; since they can't tow much anyway.
We need to haul things a short distance; like leaves to the county compost for or some items from a store, or bicycles, skiis, or even a tiny boat... all things I've seen motorcycles pull.
Later, you can design a custom trailer which specifically shaped that can handle bicycles, leaves, some 2x4s or even a few sheets of plywood etc. with data about the trailer you can change range estimates when YOURS is in use..
Even smarter, you can have the trailer provide POWER (cover it in panels, or generators, or more batteries... whatever the customer gets to charge it. Be a little open and people will invent things for you.)
iL serait souhaitable l’adjonction d’une remorque profilé et légère mais pourquoi pas elle aussi motorisé pour permettre du 5x5 en tout terrain et un franchissement amélioré ou tout simplement conserver une grande autonomie grâce à l’aide à la propulsion de la remorque. 😊caméra de recul, prise électrique, panneau solaire,ainsi l'esprit aptera sera conservé.
Honestly, don't even really need to make a new trailer. BRP/Can-Am already makes a pretty aero trailer for the Spyders. [Link redacted, see @john3c 's post below]
Somebody could make a tiny version of this: aerovault or similar to a Luxe Ryder (pictured.)
Some Motorcycle trailers look ok as well even though they are for hauling a motorcycle... but a lighter smaller version of that would be nice.
I'm already thinking of a half sized Harbor Freight trailer with me making a wooden top for it (like making a wooden canoe, but upside down.)
Oh, people with the 1000 range model could afford to go quite a distance with a heavier trailer... say it cuts the range by 80% that is still plenty. It's more likely a heat issue with a tough load that is the current limitation. one should be able to measure the load increase and warn the user before they get out of the driveway... (or make a little test mode which uses short jerking motions to measure inertia and estimate weight increase.)