A folding-in-half foldable
cart, comprising a bottom frame (6), a front frame (2), a rear frame (3), a left side frame (4) and a right side frame (5). During folding, the middle portion of the bottom frame (6) is pulled upwards so as to enable a front frame portion (11) and a rear frame portion (12) to be folded with respect to each other, a left engaging structure (21) moves upwards from the lower end along a left guide structure (20), a right engaging structure (24) moves upwards from the lower end along a right guide structure (23), and the front frame (2) and the rear frame (3) move toward each other to drive
parallelogram mechanisms of the left side frame (4) and the right side frame (5) to move toward each other synchronously so as to lift middle supports, such that the front frame (2), the rear frame (3), the left side frame (4), the right side frame (5), the front frame portion (11) and the rear frame portion (12) move toward each other and finally form a folded state, wherein the front frame portion (11), the rear frame portion (12) and connection bases may form a U-shaped storage space (16) having a downward opening. The folding-in-half foldable
cart facilitates
size reduction while allowing the capacity to be maximized as much as possible.