Truck

To meet demand for a pickup shell built to hold all the provisions of modern adventure, LTA Manufacturing has launched the Venturous brand. The company's lightweight Ozark pickup cap uses an injection-molded design to carry several times more weight.

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.

Range Energy makes truck trailers, with a clever connection to any standard tractor cab, loaded with electric powertrains to turn any semi into an efficient hybrid. They also let you push entire trailers around by hand at the depot in "shopping cart mode."

Hard-sided pop-up pickup campers and toppers seem to be a trend of the early 2020s. Hardsider is deep at work on the sleekest version yet, pairing a military-grade truck rack with a removable pop-up sleeper roof, LED lighting and Starlink internet.

Küat has launched one of the market's most innovative and versatile pickup racks. Its Ibex isn't merely a skeletal rack but also a solid cap that can lock cargo away. The always-versatile pickup truck gets exponentially more versatile with an Ibex.

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.

AntiShanty has previously launched some unique toy hauler camping trailers and a hard-walled rooftop tent. It's now added a four-season hard-sided truck camping shell designed to brave conditions from grizzly bear country to deep-winter snowscape.

Nearly a decade after launching its pickup drawer system, Decked is back with new-and-improved midsize and full-size truck drawers. The new drawers look to find the ultimate balance in organization, payload and go-anywhere off-grid ruggedness.

Five years on from the Gladiator debut, Jeep officially puts its name on a pickup camper. The modular system developed with Addax fits the Gladiator like a glove and uses separate camper shell, rooftop tent and add-on components for versatility.

Nearly every pickup camping topper out there expands upward for more interior space. Far Out Camping has flipped that idea on its side, designing an aluminum topper that expands out to the sides of the truck, doubling sleeping capacity.

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.