At the heart of TELO's first drivable pre-production vehicle is a thoughtfully designed, sustainably built interior that reimagines what an electric truck can feel like. With design efforts led by ...

The hopeful EV startup is Telo, a new company out of California that's got some serious backing behind it. The company is backed by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning, the original founders of ...

Although the Telo MT1 electric minitruck is about as long overall as a two-door Mini Hardtop, it has five seats and a bed almost the same size as a crew-cab Toyota Tacoma's standard-length bed.

TELO gave us an exclusive opportunity to get up close and personal with a pre-production version of its tiny electric truck, slated to ship its first units in about a year. We first learned about ...

Telo completed first drivable prototype of its planned MT1 pickup, having already launched a configurator and having started accepting deposits. The truck promises over 350 miles of range and up ...

The Telo MT1 electric pickup truck is now in pre-production Pre-production prototypes will be used for final testing and certification Pricing starts at $41,520 and reservations are already being ...

Telo Trucks on Thursday unveiled the first pre-production unit of its MT1 compact electric pickup truck. The next step toward getting the tiny truck into customer hands, California-based Telo said ...

Telo has raised some US$6.8 million over the last couple of years with its vision to build a compact, performance electric truck with a full-size bed and the footprint of a Mini Cooper SE. The ...

But there’s a new start-up on the scene and Telo, a Silicon Valley company cofounded by autonomous driving expert Jason Marks and ex-Tesla battery engineer Forrest North, hopes to make a name ...

Telo wants to be the cure for the bloated trucks we see today. The company is promising to provide big-truck utility in a package no longer than a Mini Cooper. Now, we're finally getting a look at ...

A few interesting startups are beginning to make the most of this moment. California-based Telo Trucks is one of the more notable examples of this trend. Its MT1 truck aims to be the antidote to ...