When we talk about electric pickup trucks, we think about Rivian R1T, GMC Hummer EV, Tesla Cybertruck, and the Ford F-150 EV. Other players, such as Lordstown Motors, are only remembered by those who follow the future products in this segment very closely. Another example is Atlis and its XT electric pickup truck. We knew very little about it until the company gave us more details: power, torque, pricing, and battery pack options.

We have already mentioned some of these aspects in our "Everything We Know" article about it. You already know, for example, that the XT will have 300, 400, and 500 range options, but we did not know the capacity of the smallest battery pack.

Atlis told InsideEVs the cheapest option would offer 125 kWh and cost $45,000 for the short-wheelbase truck. The company did not disclose the intermediate battery pack size, which delivers 400 miles, but we would bet on something between 175 kWh and 200 kWh. The price was also not disclosed, but a $65,000 price tag seems almost logical.

The Atlis XT with gooseneck or fifth-wheel can have 500 miles of range with its 250 kWh battery pack. With a 35,000 pounds towing capacity and a payload of 5,000 lb, that option will cost $85,000. It is worth reminding that the Atlis XT will be a full-size truck, with bed options ranging from 6.5 feet to 8 feet. With the latter, the electric pickup truck would also be available as a dually.