Electric truck

It's been just over four years, and the wait is officially over. The Tesla Cybertruck is here and it's already headed out onto Texas roads. It's still big, aggressive, and weird ... and it manages to outdo some of the 2019 hype.

Here's something we didn't expect to see at the 2023 LA Auto Show: a new Cybertruck-like e-pickup that manages to look weirder than the Tesla. It's the Robotruck 1T, and it comes with a 550-mile range and 6-foot expandable pickup box ... er ...prism.

HW Electro has revealed a new light electric concept called the Puzzle, a boxy minivan designed with disaster relief in mind and sporting external power outlets, USB ports, a crowbar and a first aid kit.

Back in 2017, Sweden's Einride presented its vision for the future of freight hauling with the cabless T-pod truck. The autonomous vehicle received NHTSA approval for use on public roads last year, and has now started daily operations in the US.

Veering off the battlefield, Canoo has revealed a more civilian-friendly version of the LTV it provided to the US Army a year ago. The American Bulldog is aimed at more everyday tasks, like tending to the ranch before sneaking out for a fishing trip.

The 500-mile 1500 REV electric pickup Ram revealed in April promises to alleviate range anxiety symptoms. But the new 1500 Ramcharger looks to eradicate the problem entirely, using a two-motor e-drive and V6 generator for nearly 700 miles of range.

In development since 2020, and on show in prototype form last year at the IAA Transportation expo, the eActros LongHaul has been given a new name, range-tested in Germany, and now revealed in series production form as the eActros 600.

Camp365 is pulling its lightweight, collapsible micro-cabin off the trailer and dropping it in the pickup bed. Its new Model T camper will be light enough for electric trucks, spreading its wings at camp to become a shelter for the whole family.

Munro Vehicles has revealed its production-refined all-electric utility vehicle, the Series-M. Rolling early feedback into the design, it's sculpted the front-end, revised the bodywork, and added an exoskeleton rack for carrying tools of the trade.

After getting its burly MK-1 e-4WD ready for order in late 2022, Munro Vehicles is back with an all-new special edition. It developed the Mountain Rescue edition after intensive discussions with British mountain rescue teams and firefighting units.

The electric pickup market welcomes a new contender. Fisker has provided a closer look at its Alaska pickup truck, which has a planned 340-mile range, extendable bed system and base price in the mid-$40s.

Motiv has announced a new Class 4-6 electric truck series that features a "futuristic cab" purpose built for EV trucking. The Argo models will drive on the company's next-generation powertrain, and are expected to hit the road by the end of 2024.