22 October 2018

The Future For Fully-Electric Pick-Up Trucks Right Here In Mesa?


Damn. Sure looks good. Could this be The Electric Pick-Up Truck for the 21st Century made and manufactured and engineered right here in Mesa?
That's what newcomer start-up Atlis Motor Vehicles' CEO Mark Hanchett  is trying to pull here. He's very confident. Trying to crowd-fund a million bucks on the basis of  a prototype that’s not even real yet?
It’s All Only On Paper for Now
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You can invest in Atlis at their  initial offering stock price. Click here to learn more.
Why Electric pickup trucks? Why now?
All the positives. None of the setbacks.
You count on your truck for the long hauls and the short excursions. It takes you down quiet roads that lead to new adventures. It carries the family on weekend road trips, gives your dog a thrill ride, and keeps your family safe. It serves as the airport pick-up, the grocery delivery truck, the work truck. The truck is ultra-reliable and ridiculously practical.
We want to preserve these experiences. Atlis XT electric pickup truck can handle the needs of today—and deliver more. No burden of fluctuating gas prices. No hassle of long charge times. No worries about your range.
No compromises
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The XP platform will start off by underpinning the Atlis XT electric pickup truck, but will soon serve even other products in the line-up. It is still a work-in-progress.
The start-up is planning to price it very competitively with a starting price of $45,000 with a base range of 300 miles and an optional range of 500 miles. The ultra-fast charging, however, would be standard. Presently, the company is trying to raise $1 million through crowdfunding in order to build the first prototype of the truck
If in case Atlis is not able to live up to its claim of ultra-fast charging, where does it leave them and the investors? Nevertheless, the idea is good, and we can only hope for things to move ‘ultra-fast’ in this segment.
New Electric Pickup Truck from Atlis Motor Vehicles Will Take a Full Charge in 13 Minutes
If this becomes a reality, the competition will be in serious trouble
Atlis Motor Vehicles, an Arizona-based electric vehicle startup, has built a prototype battery pack that can be charged from 0 to 100-percent in 12 minutes, 35 seconds. Atlis believes that this prototype is scalable for its upcoming electric pickup truck. However, it must be noted that the prototype was only a 3 kWh pack.
The CEO Seems Very Confident
Atlis said that they are achieving that with regular Li-ion batteries with some novel cooling technology that they developed.
Atlis Motor Vehicles’ CEO, Mark Hanchett, said, “We have completed preliminary testing of our prototype battery pack with fast charging capabilities, and we’re proud to announce that we did better than expected. We beat our charge time by 2 minutes and 25 seconds by charging a 3 kWh pack to full in 12 minutes 35 seconds. This was the key to proving our technology – recharge times for batteries is still one of the largest obstacles to wider adoption of electric vehicles . . .
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Axios https://www.axios.com had this to say on 06 May 2018
The future of electrics is the pickup truck ...mass market electrics need to manufacture what consumers are buying. . .
> Current  lithium-ion batteries could power an electric pickup
> It would go 200 to 250 miles on a charge and cost about $50,000.

> The main challenge is the payload because pickup truck owners often want to carry stuff weighing 1,000 pounds — or even a ton.
> To get further range and a lower sticker price, the drag coefficient will have to be improved and the cost of the battery brought down,

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A 3 kWh battery pack sounds irrelevant for a large all-electric pickup truck charging test, but Atlis Motor Vehicles says that it is fully scalable, “The battery pack is part of Atlis’ prototype design and is capable of scaling in size to meet their customer’s performance needs. The capacity of the test pack had to be kept low to ensure enough power was available from the Level 3 DC charging station. Next steps for the prototype pack is to integrate this design concept into Atlis Motor Vehicles’ XP platform currently in development.”
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About Atlis Motor Vehicles 
LINK > http://www.atlismotorvehicles.com/about/
 Atlis Motor Vehicles - founded in 2016 by Mark Hanchett - is a startup automotive manufacturer based in Mesa, Arizona which is focused on innovating and developing the first full-size battery-electric pickup truck for the American market with their exclusive XT platform. Designed to provide the same capabilities and reliability as the traditional American work truck by using electrification of the drivetrain to fundamentally improve the overall experience.

Atlis’ mission includes bettering the charging ecosystem with an advanced charging solution providing fast and affordable 15-minute charge times.
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