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The Telo MT1 is a big truck trapped in a tiny truck’s body

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Briefings

The Telo MT1 is a compact electric truck with a cab-over design that places front seats directly over the front axle, resembling a Japanese kei truck. It is described as America's smallest electric truck, noted for its spacious interior despite firm seats. The vehicle is currently being driven in San Carlos, California, and its design has caused significant public attention.

Key points

• The Telo MT1 features a cab-over design where front-seat passengers sit almost directly over the front axle.
• The vehicle is described as America's smallest electric truck, with a super-short nose and four doors.

Context

The Telo MT1 is a compact electric truck with a cab-over design that places front seats directly over the front axle, resembling a Japanese kei truck. It is currently being driven in San Carlos, California, and its design has caused significant public attention.

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The provided evidence is a single paragraph from a Verge article. It lacks specific dimensions, weight ratings, production dates, or manufacturer specifications. The term 'nearly cab-over' is used without precise measurements. The text cuts off mid-sentence regarding interior features, limiting the scope of available data.

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