For the first time since it appeared on the Electric Vehicle startup radar in December 2020, Alpha Motor Corporation has an actual prototype to show the world. Well, prototype could be too big a word, but please bear with us.
The company has debuted the first tangible Wolf electric truck at the Petersen Automotive Museum on August 24, where it will remain on display through mid-November 2021. The Alpha Wolf is part of the museum’s exhibit “Alternating Currents: The Fall and Rise of Electric Vehicles,” which explores the history, development, and resurgence of electric vehicles.
According to Alpha Motor Corporation, the all-electric pickup truck will offer an estimated 250–275 miles (402–442 km) of range from a lithium-ion battery pack of an unspecified capacity. It will be available with a single-motor RWD system or dual-motor AWD system, with the latter capable of doing 0-60 in 6.2 seconds.
