- Electric truck maker Telo still plans to deliver trucks by the end of the year. - The Mini-sized MT1 comes in rear-wheel or all-wheel drive, with a range as high as 350 miles. - Pricing starts at $41,520 for the single-motor RWD, or $46,019 for the dual-motor AWD. Options abound at telotrucks.com. Telo (rhymes with fellow) has not disappeared. In fact, the maker of the world’s cutest truck with the footprint of a Mini and the range of a Tesla Model Y, could be in showrooms by the end of the year, it says. Quick refresher: Telo was founded in 2022 in San Carlos, California (the same Silicon Valley town where Tesla had its lab to make the first Tesla Roadster). The founding notion of Telo was that pickup trucks had outgrown the city—you couldn’t drive even a mid-sized pickup in San Francisco or LA. So they designed a truck with a five-foot bed—bigger than a Ford Maverick’s bed, almost as big as a Honda Ridgeline, Chevrolet Colorado, or GMC Canyon, and the same size as a Jeep Gladiator and some models of the Ford Ranger and Toyota Tacoma. Inside, the Telo can fit five big adults—there’s a Telo video of a guy 6’8” being amazed that he fits, and other guys 6’5” raving about the space. Motor Trend’s Alex Leanse is 6’10” and he fit. But the footprint is right about that of the four-door Minis. The Telo MT1 is 151 inches long, 73 inches wide, and 67 inches tall. It comes with a configurable mid-partition that can increase the bed size to fit the all-important (to car reviewers) 4-by-8-foot sheet of plywood with the tailgate up, or to allow for a third row of additional seating for up to eight. The MT1 has your choice of one