The Geely Group’s new brand Radar Auto has officially released its new RD6 electric pickup for sale in China with a starting price of RMB 178,800, the equivalent of just $24,600. The announcement comes after a preview of the RD6 electric pickup was given back in July. The Zibo Smart … [continued]
Alpha Motor Corporation has just announced its brand new collaboration with German outdoor gear specialists Heimplanet. The WOLF+ Cloudbreak is a combination of each company’s respective products. The WOLF+ pickup truck is part of Alpha Motors line of electric vehicles, and is a truck geared for off-road adventuring. Heimplanet’s Cloudbreak … [continued]
Is the Ford F-150 Lighting the greatest idea since sliced bread or an over-priced toy for a few wealthy drivers?
A couple weeks ago, Alpha Motor Company announced the Wolf+, an extended cab version of its Wolf EV truck. It appears to all be CGI at this point, but the appearance and specs it is promising look like a serious entrant into the EV market. What most sets these trucks … [continued]
A new video reveals the many talents of the Canoo electric pickup. It may be the hardest working truck on the market.
Depending on who you ask, Lordstown Motors is usually one of two things. It’s either the most credible of the many electric pickup startups out there and its use of in-wheel electric motors is an inspired plan to create more flexible, efficient assembly processes that truly free vehicle designers to design … [continued]
Teslanair. That’s a recently-coined word that describes early TSLA investors who’ve held onto the stock since the very beginning, watched its price soar, and became millionaires thanks to their faith in Elon Musk’s vision and Tesla’s ultimate mission to bring electric cars to the masses. Tesla’s stock has been called … [continued]
Lordstown Motors’ electric pickup truck will use the same “Tesla Batteries” from LG Chem found in the Model 3 and Model Y, and it’s making an RV, too!
Bob Lutz, former Vice Chairman of GM and a key person behind the Chevy Volt, is a famous (or infamous, depending on your perspective) figure in the auto industry. Lutz has worked for BMW, Ford, Chrysler, and GM. He was vice chairman of GM until 2009, and he retired altogether in … [continued]
