Check Out These New Renderings Of The Lordstown Endurance Pickup Truck

Lordstown Motors’ CEO Steve Burns outlined further plans about the electric pickup.

Lordstown Motors recently released a few new renderings of its upcoming all-electric Lordstown Endurance pickup truck, which looks quite attractive.

Lordstown Motors’ CEO Steve Burns, in a very interesting interview with the Detroit Free Press, has outlined what to expect in the near future.

First of all, since the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit was canceled, the company intends to unveil the pickup virtually, “likely in late June”.

Then, Lordstown Motors expect to collect pre-orders for all 20,000 units, scheduled for production in 2021. The plant itself “has capacity to make up to 600,000 vehicles a year” according to the article, but we would call it “potential” (considering the size and previous volume under GM) because it would require investments.

Assuming that in 2019 pickup truck sales amounted to some 2.5 million, Lordstown Motors’ initial target is for less than 1% of the market.

By December 2020, the company hopes to build first 30 pre-production Endurance.

The expected range of the Endurance to be about 250 miles (402 km) – previously we have read at least 200 miles (322 km).

Steve Burn hopes to be not only first on the market, at least a few years ahead of GM, Ford and others, but also to “dominate the all-electric pickup market segment.”

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