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Neuron EV T.ONE Modular Utility Vehicle

The race to launch the first all-electric American truck heats up, after Rivian introduced their R1T Electric Truck, Atlis Motor Vehicles introduced the Atlis XT, and Tesla introduced their crazy Cybertruck, another company has entered the fray. Los Angeles-based vehicle startup Neuron EV has presented the awesome T.One an "all-in-one multipurpose vehicle". The modular electric vehicle can be setup with a standard pickup truck bed, goose-neck flatbed, SUV, and dump truck rear modules. Very little has been revealed about the T.ONE, especially any sort of powertrain details, however, the company has said that a "multi-source propulsion system draws power from an all-electric traction battery pack, replaceable reserve power, and removable solar panel truck bed cover." Inside though, what we do know is that there are no physical controls in the cabin, all inputs are handled through various screens around the driver, and you are greeted by an extremely luxurious space with wood veneers, leather, and other high-end materials, as well as what looks to be Eames-inspired seating that can be adjusted in various setups. watch the video below



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