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Telo Truck

In a world craving sustainable transportation solutions, Telo Truck emerges as a groundbreaking electric pickup that defies expectations. This pint-sized powerhouse is compact in size, resembling a Mini, but dont let its small stature fool you, the Telo Truck boasts a bed as spacious as a Hummer (measures 60 inches as standard but can extend up to an impressive 96 inches when the tailgate is closed and the mid-partition is open). It iss a true testament to innovation and efficient design.

With the rise of electric vehicles, Telo Truck sets a new standard for compact utility, and packs a punch despite its size. Equipped with a capable electric drivetrain, the Telo Truck offers impressive performance, making it ideal for urban adventures, weekend getaways, and light-duty hauling. Its compact dimensions make it easy to maneuver through congested city streets and tight parking spaces, providing a nimble and agile driving experience.

With an overall length of 152 inches, the truck comes equipped with a remarkable 350-mile range, and is powered by a dual-motor AWD system, generating an impressive 500 horsepower or 380 kilowatts. This electric powerhouse allows the truck to achieve a top speed of 125 mph and accelerate from 0 to 60 in just 4.0 seconds.

When it comes to charging, the Telo Truck doesnt disappoint. It features a 106-kilowatt-hour battery that supports fast charging, enabling a 20-80% charge in just 20 minutes. With a payload capacity of 1,600 pounds and a towing capacity of 6,600 pounds, the Telo Truck proves its versatility for both hauling and towing needs.

Anticipated to start at $50,000, the Telo Truck offers exceptional value for its impressive performance and capabilities. Early reservations are expected to open in 2024 for hand-built models, with mass production scheduled for 2025.




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