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Electric Pickup Trucks


Electric pickup trucks (PUTs) bring the utility of traditional pickups into the zero-emission era. This category is focused on consumer and light-commercial use — vehicles typically rated in Classes 1-3 that combine everyday drivability with hauling and towing capability. They appeal to lifestyle buyers, families, and small business owners who need versatility without stepping into heavy-duty fleet territory.

Globally, the electric pickup segment is experiencing rapid growth: the market is projected to expand from about USD 5.4 billion in 2025 to nearly USD 40 billion by 2035—an estimated compound annual growth rate CAGR of ~20% over the next decade. This expansion is driven by commercial fleet conversion demand, battery cost declines, and regulatory incentives in North America, China, and other regions.

The list below shows which models are considered dual-use with fleet-capable variants sold to commercial fleet operators.

Autonomy in Pickup Trucks:
Tesla will produce an autonomous version of their Cybertruck, which already has advanced technology suited for autonomy such as steer-by-wire.
Brand model Towing Dual-use Country
Chevrolet Silverado EV 10,000 - 12,500 lbs dual-use USA
DongFeng Rich 6,600 lbs dual-use China
Foton eTunland 7,700 lbs dual-use China
GMC Hummer EV Pickup 7,500 - 11,500 lbs USA
GMC Sierra EV Denali 9,500 - 10.500 lbs dual-use USA
Isuzu D-MAX EV 7,700 lbs dual-use Japan
JAC T9 Hunter EV 6,600 lbs dual-use China
JMC Vigus EV 6,600 lbs dual-use China
Maxus eTERRON 9 7700 lbs dual-use China
Maxus Interstellar X 7,700 lbs dual-use China
Munro M-series 7,700 lbs dual-use UK
Radar RD6 6,600 lbs dual-use China
Rivian R1T 11,000 lbs USA
Scout Terra 10,000 lbs Germany
Slate 1,000 lbs USA
TELO MT1 6,600 lbs dual-use USA
Tesla Cybertruck 11,000 lbs dual-use USA
Toyota Hilux 3,500 lbs dual-use China
Toyota Tacoma Electric 6,500 lbs dual-use Japan
VinFast VF Wild TBA lbs Vietnam