Electric Pickups News Today

Toyota will soon test a new electric pick-up truck in Thailand, its executive said, its latest effort to boost EV sales in the country where rising competition from Chinese rivals challenges its dominance. Chinese electric vehicle (EV) makers are rapidly gaining market share in Thailand and have pledged some $1.5 billion investment for new manufacturing facilities there, part of their drive to expand overseas amid slowing domestic sales. Pras Ganesh, executive vice president of Toyota Daihatsu...

Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe isn't losing sleep over Tesla's Cybertruck, even though the two companies' high-end electric pickups are set to compete.

The electric pickup is more than this year’s trend and landmark, it is a testament to the evolving needs of modern and eco-conscious society. From Rivian Automotive Inc (NASDAQ: RIVN) whose R1T has already hit to the road to the eagerly anticipated Cybertruck that Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) is slated to release by the end of the year, these mighty vehicles promise to redefine the way we travel while powering us to explore previously inaccessible terrains. With the latter, of particular use ...

Once a symbol of inefficiency due to their gas-guzzling habits, pickup trucks have adapted to a more ascetic lifestyle in the past five years. Many carma...

Battery issues forced Ford to announce a stop-build and stop-ship order on its F-150 Lightning electric pickup last month.

Nissan is exploring its options to release an affordable, mid-size electric pickup truck similar to its Frontier.

The 2022 Toyota Tundra is a hybrid that will have a decent fuel economy rate and ranks up against the Ford Maverick now.