Telo is ready to hit the road. The California-based electric truck startup that debuted in 2023 has had its first ...

We love electric pickups. The trouble with them is that they are massive, even by truck standards. An EV startup, Telo, is trying to resolve that issue with a small electric pickup, the MT1, that ...

Telo wants to be the cure for the bloated trucks we see today. The company is promising to provide big-truck utility in a package no longer than a Mini Cooper. Now, we're finally getting a look at ...

Telo's MT1 electric pickup truck measures just 152 inches long, or about the same as a Mini Cooper The MT1 is currently scheduled for launch in early 2025 The MT1 promises up to 500 hp and more than ...

Imagine a truck that's compact enough to navigate city streets with ease yet powerful enough to haul your gear for outdoor adventures. That's the vision behind Telo, a company that's rethinking the ...

TELO, an electric truck startup based in Silicon Valley that is designing a tiny electric truck for the US market, has released a configurator for its vehicles, with design updates and a ...

Despite its size, the Telo MT1 pickup is capable of hauling five people, or a 4×8′ sheet of plywood, travel up to 350 miles, and has up to 500 horsepower. By placing the 106 kWh battery, electric ...

Despite electric vehicle startups failing left, right and center these days, a new one has launched promising something that Americans actually want: an electric pickup truck. But wait, this isn't ...

TELO gave us an exclusive opportunity to get up close and personal with a pre-production version of its tiny electric truck, slated to ship its first units in about a year. We first learned about TELO ...

The tiny Telo MT1 electric truck will be available with solar panels The solar panels will add 1-2 kwh of energy to the battery per day Aptera, which hasn't yet delivered its electric three-wheeler, ...

Telo is targeting next winter for approval to sell its super compact EV pickup. Telo is targeting next winter for approval to sell its super compact EV pickup. is a former news writer for The Verge.