TELO Truck by TELO x fuseproject

TELO—electric vehicle manufacturer founded by Jason Marks and Forrest North—and fuseproject—Swiss designer Yves Béhar’s multidisciplinary design studio—devise a solution that addresses the need for sustainable mobility without compromising functionality, safety or the buzz of driving for size. Aspiring to initiate a groundbreaking shift in automotive design, the collaborators have officially unveiled the TELO Truck. This first-of-its-kind vehicle features the capacity of a standard truck in its merely 152-inch long frame.

Video: Courtesy of TELO and fuseproject

#automobile #automobiledesign #automotivetechnology #technology #unitedstates #stir

[kennyhultquist]

Love the footprint. The concept of a truck with the wheelbase of a mini is great. I just wish it wasn't ugly as sin.

[leonardchilcoat]

I’d want more visible headlights and taillights. The concept looks nice, but my first impression is that the lights are too small for others to easily see you. I could be wrong.

[idiotsluggage]

I hate to say it....

Compact EV Trucks are vaporware by default at this point.

I love Telo, Canoo, and the all the others.

But it's super easy to create a proof of concept and market it like full production is "just around the corner, you guys!"

Please oh please Telo, Canoo, etc PROVE ME WRONG!

We're at the "Nikola" near-fraud stage.

This is why Tesla is Tesla and Lucid/Rivian (Yes, even Rivian) find it difficult to create commercially viable production.

[leonardchilcoat]

Doubtful they would ever have a single cab option similar to a Japanese Kei truck.

[technocatification]

That is the ugliest car I’ve ever seen in my life