Many pixels have been wasted on explaining what, exactly, Tesla chief Elon Musk and head designer Franz Von Holzhausen were striving for with company’s wedge-shaped electric pickup truck ...

Telo announced in January that it has plans to offer three solar panel kits for its tiny MT1 electric pickup trucks. The kits include solar panels on the rooftop that integrate with the cab, a solar ...

"As the electric vehicle landscape continues to evolve, Telo Trucks is defining a new category of pickup trucks that meets a significant market need for sustainability, size, and functionality ...

The Telo MT1 electric pickup truck is now in pre-production Pre-production prototypes will be used for final testing and certification Pricing starts at $41,520 and reservations are already being ...

“We love it because it’s different, because it’s a new anti-SUV template, because it’s fun to be in and around… [and] the seven-seat version has unlocked the Buzz’s potential making ...

we're left with the question of where the wedge-shaped truck fits in the electric pickup truck market. The base price of the lower-tier All-Wheel Drive model is $79,990. Determining this price ...

Evolvelectric Motors has officially launched the JAC T9 double-cab pickup truck in Malaysia, introducing both a diesel and a fully electric (BEV) variant to the market. The JAC T9 is here with hopes ...

an electric pickup truck. But wait, this isn't another oversized beast that'll weigh as much as a small house — it's a cutesy little EV that could be America's answer to the kei truck.

Telo is promising a full-size truck experience with its diminutive electric pickup – 4-wheel-drive and all That's impressive for an American vehicle bucking the giant car trend plaguing the US ...

There’s a new contender for the world’s most expensive crunchy snack. A Pokémon-shaped Flamin’ Hot Cheeto nicknamed “Cheetozard” has sold for $87,840 to an unnamed buyer, the Goldin ...

The world of square-body pickup trucks is a strange modern phenomenon. These were always cool trucks, but the majority of the motoring world would have had to work hard to care any less about them ...