based on the one in the Mach-E

https://www.theverge.com/2021/11/2/22759825/ford-electric-crate-motors-mustang-mach-e-gt-performance

Electric conversions may become big business. Example: https://www.electricclassiccars.co.uk/

Its a good idea.
Friday I have a trip to that part of Wales on the bike (Classic electrics)

For me a classic car has been a thing of beauty, that oozes history  with bad brakes, unreliable, smelly etc.

I think this solves it.

Ford has unveiled a retro '70s concept electric pickup (78  F150)
https://mashable.com/article/ford-electric-truck-pickup-vintage

I like the looks better than the new trucks.

I wonder how they square the fact its not aerodynamic

>not aerodynamic

Shhh! 'Muricans *love* our square, brick-ish pickups & suvs.  We don't want to hear any of that aerowhatever crap. hhh

Trucks are as bricky as ever here. 

I don't know as I would call the Tesla truck bricky... it's certainly not round either
https://www.tesla.com/cybertruck

> Tesla truck

More like a door wedge.

Related:

https://electricgt.com/shop/gte-413-ecrate-system/

>More like a door wedge.

And vaporware.

>>Ford has unveiled a retro '70s concept electric pickup (78  F150)

I am getting ready to go get my '76 Ford from the shop in a bit and was thinking how nice it would be to drop an electric motor into that thing. Love the look of that concept.

The apparently failing Lordstown truck uses hub motors.  I'm interested in that tech for conversions.

Ford's 281-HP Electric Crate Motor Costs $3,900 and You Can Buy One Now
https://www.thedrive.com/news/42974/fords-281-hp-electric-crate-motor-costs-3900-and-you-can-buy-one-now

^{5 year wait list...}

They'll turn your gas guzzler into an electric vehicle - Los Angeles Times
https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2022-04-25/they-turn-your-gas-guzzler-into-an-electric-car