We’re talking about the biggest names in automotive, from Ford and Chevrolet to Tesla and many others.
Ford F-150 Lightning
America loves pickups, and that’s especially true with the Ford F-150 series.
As a result, there’s tons of excitement around the newFord F-150 Lightning EV.
However, an extended-range truck starts at a far more expensive $52,000.
If true, the F-150 Lightning could offer a range above 400 miles.
We’re expecting deliveries in May, and Ford plans to make nearly 80,000 in the next year.
Due to overwhelming demand, the companyhalted reservationsas it tries to ramp up production.
it’s possible for you to order one today, but we’re not sure when it’ll arrive.
There’s a lot of exciting stuff happening around electric vehicles.
What to expect from the Cybertruck is well-documented at this point.
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Since first being announced in 2019, a lot has changed in the EV space.
Whenever the Cybertruck eventually gets released, it’ll be a big deal.
The one teaser image above looks nothing like the Silverado EV from the front.
At the end of 2021, GMC shared itsfirst teaser imagesof the GMC Sierra Denali EV.
The Sierra EV will use GM’s Ultium battery packs to provide up to 400 miles of range.
We won’t know more until later this year once it makes an official debut.
As of right now, it’s on track for an early 2023 release.
Being late to the game could end up paying off, too.
Toyota Tacoma EV
Last but not least, we have to mention theToyota Tacoma-looking EV pickup.
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One of the most exciting vehicles from the announcement is the truck shown above.
Either way, Toyota fans need to remain patient, as it’ll be here eventually.
Fans and enthusiasts could also check out the Bollinger B2, Atlis XT, or the oddCanoo Pickup.
Then what key in of driving distance is possible?
Recent reports show theRivian R1T lost over 60% of its driving rangewhile towing.
It’s also smaller than a full-size F-150 Lightning, so we’ll have to wait and see.
