Here We See Alpha Motor's First Prototype Wolf Pickup!

Alpha Motor Company gained recognition for its stylish electric vehicles but has struggled to produce actual vehicles. However, the company's partnership with UHI Group, a specialist in prototyping and low-volume manufacturing, may change this and bring the company closer to producing tangible vehicles.

UHI Group is an established company located in Sterling Heights, Michigan, founded in 1979. It provides a range of services, including manufacturing, engineering, and testing.

Alpha has announced that the construction of a working prototype of the Wolf pickup truck started in December, with the aim of completing testing later in the year. The company has stated that the Wolf will be a top priority. Recently, Alpha Motor Company has released renderings showcasing the underlying components of its vehicles, which depict a truck-like ladder frame to which the body is attached.

The batteries are located between the frame rails, and the Wolf model is targeting a capacity of 83 kWh and a range of 250 to 275 miles. The vehicles are planned to be equipped with 201-horsepower motors, with options for a single or dual-motor setup for a total of 402 horsepower. The truck will also probably feature a solid rear axle with leaf springs and an independent front suspension with coil springs. It will be interesting to see if these vehicles actually make it into production. Time will tell.

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