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Electric truck maker gears up
Associated Press
LORDSTOWN, Ohio – A fledgling electric vehicle maker expects to complete the prototypes of its new pickup truck in March and remains on target to start full production in the fall, the company said Thursday.
Lordstown Motors Corp. said it already has begun metal stamping and welding for the Endurance All-Electric Pickup Truck prototypes, which will be used for testing.
Full production of the Endurance pickups is slated to begin in September at the former General Motors assembly plant near Youngstown, which Lordstown Motors bought in 2019.
New electric truck maker to finish first prototypes in March
LORDSTOWN, Ohio (AP) A fledgling electric vehicle maker in Ohio expects to complete the prototypes of its new pickup truck in March and remains on target to start full production in the fall, the company said Thursday.
Lordstown Motors Corp. said it already has begun metal stamping and welding for the Endurance All-Electric Pickup Truck prototypes, which will be used for testing.
Full production of the Endurance pickups is slated to begin in September at the former General Motors assembly plant near Youngstown, which Lordstown Motors bought in 2019.
The company took over the plant after GM ended its more than 50 years of car manufacturing at the plant. The automaker employed 4,500 workers there just a few years ago.
New electric truck maker to finish first prototypes in March
Associated Press
Lordstown, Ohio – A fledgling electric vehicle maker in Ohio expects to complete the prototypes of its new pickup truck in March and remains on target to start full production in the fall, the company said Thursday.
Lordstown Motors Corp. said it already has begun metal stamping and welding for the Endurance All-Electric Pickup Truck prototypes, which will be used for testing.
Full production of the Endurance pickups is slated to begin in September at the former General Motors assembly plant near Youngstown, which Lordstown Motors bought in 2019.
The company took over the plant after GM ended its more than 50 years of car manufacturing at the plant. The automaker employed 4,500 workers there just a few years ago.
Jan 28, 2021
Former Vice President Mike Pence, left, helped unveil the Endurance at an event last year in Lordstown. Also shown is Lordstown Motors CEO Steve Burns, right. (Vindicator file photo)
LORDSTOWN (AP) – The fledgling electric vehicle maker in Lordstown expects to complete the prototypes of its new pickup truck in March and remains on target to start full production in the fall, the company said today.
Lordstown Motors Corp. said it already has begun metal stamping and welding for the Endurance All-Electric Pickup Truck prototypes, which will be used for testing.
Full production of the Endurance pickups is slated to begin in September at the former General Motors assembly plant, which Lordstown Motors bought in 2019.