Automakers are aware of the interest developing around eco-friendly and fuel-efficient vehicles and with the increasing interest in pick up trucks automakers from Ford to General Motors and even Volkswagen have focused their attention on green pick up trucks. Almost every manufacturer has announced plans to develop hybrid eco-friendly vehicles and some are even planning to launch electric models of pick up trucks. The trend is so popular that there are even newcomers to this market. Let us take a look at some of the most expected green options for pickup trucks.
Ford F-150 Electric
F-150 is one of the most successful pickup trucks made by Ford and Ford has finally announced its plan to launch an all-electric model of the same back in 2019. It is unknown when the all-electric model will hit the market, but it one of the best green options for pickup trucks.
Ford F-150 Hybrid
Along with the all-electric model, Ford is planning to develop a hybrid model of the F-150 and launch it around late 2020 with the new generation F-150 model. This strategy of focusing on Hybrid as well as electric options increases the versatility of the brand. It is proposed to offer better fuel efficiency and better towing capacity as compared to the gas counterparts.
Bollinger B2
Bollinger is relatively a new manufacturer and focuses on giving it pickup truck a more retro look amid the futuristic designs offered by other manufacturers. This pickup truck boasts some really good performance when it comes to the torque and towing capacity and is a completely electric vehicle. Bollinger B2 is expected to launch in the mid-2020s and will cost around $125,000.
Rivian R1T
Rivian was revealed in 2018 and is expected to launch around 2020. Rivian offers cutting edge technology and has a starting price of $69,000. Rivian is capable off-road, and with 14-inch-high ground clearance, it can pretty much handle any terrain. The top model will have the ability to hit 60 mph in just three seconds and will have three levels of autonomous operation.
Tesla Cyber truck
Tesla might not have the most alluring look for enthusiasts to invest money on it but considering the performance, one can stay assured that Tesla won’t disappoint. The truck is expected to have a towing capacity of 14,000 pounds and has a battery range of 500 miles and can reach up to 60mph in three seconds. The cyber truck will have an adjustable suspension which can go up to 16 inches, making it a multi-terrain vehicle.
LMC Endurance
Lords town Motors Corporation has its roots as a hybrid electric pickup truck way before than any other manufacturer. Named the Workhorse, this pick up truck was set to be launched in the year 2018 but various setbacks delayed the launch and now LMC is targeting to launch their pick up truck in late 2020. The LMC has a market that targets the work fleet excluding individual customers. The vehicle comes with four motors one every wheel and offers a mileage of 250.
These green options for pickup trucks are just the beginning of an era that will completely phase out internal combustion one day.
