
The Telo MT1, a compact electric truck, is designed for city driving, with a footprint similar to that of a Mini Cooper. This makes it an ideal vehicle for navigating tight Canadian city streets and parking in compact spaces. With its impressive capabilities and compact size, the MT1 is poised to be a strong contender in the Canadian electric vehicle market, where buyers can take advantage of the iZEV incentive program and provincial rebates.
The Telo MT1 boasts an impressive 400 kilowatt charging capability, a feature typically found in luxury SUVs. This high-powered charging is particularly useful for urban Canadian buyers who may not have access to a garage or driveway for charging. The MT1's battery pack operates at 800 volts, allowing for faster charging speeds, and its split-pack design enables it to utilize 400V chargers, making it compatible with a wider range of charging infrastructure across Canada.
The Telo MT1 features a Rivian-style gear tunnel and a collapsing midgate, allowing for greater versatility and cargo space. With a length of 152 inches, the MT1 has a 60-inch bed and can seat up to five people. The base model is priced at $41,520 USD, although Canadian pricing has not been announced. The MT1's range is expected to be between 260 and 350 miles, depending on the configuration and motor choice.
Telo aims to produce around 5,000 pickup trucks per year through a contract manufacturer, with production expected to start by the end of this year. While there is no official word on Canadian availability, the MT1's compact size and impressive capabilities make it an attractive option for Canadian buyers looking for a urban-friendly electric vehicle. As the Canadian electric vehicle market continues to grow, the Telo MT1 is poised to be a unique and exciting addition to the market, with its potential to qualify for Canadian incentives and rebates.