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Two full-size doors provide access for the driver and front passenger, while rear occupants access the cabin with two three-quarter size doors that hinge backwards. In terms of dimensions, the Wolf+ is around 203 inches long, 78 inches wide, and 69 inches high, making it 15 inches longer, two inches wider, and three inches higher than the regular Wolf. The truck bed is also approximately 65 inches long, 59 inches wide, and 18 inches deep, allowing for 40 cubic feet of storage. For comparison, the regular Wolf offers 64.5 cubic feet of storage. An optional truck bed extension hitch can also increase the length of the truck bed by 40 inches.
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As promised at their last year’s launch, California-based EV startup Alpha Motor is going strong this year with all-new models built using their proprietary modular technology. After unveiling the Wolf electric truck earlier this year, the extended-cab version of it, Wolf+, is now joining the family. 14 photos
The Alpha Wolf was introduced as a compact fully electric pickup truck, with two seats and a 59 in (1,490 mm) bed. What the new Wolf+ brings to the table is more room and a higher towing capacity.
Although it’s engineered on a 59 in (1,490 mm) bed, the same width as the original Wolf, this extended-cab version has four seats and dual rear-hinged half-doors. This makes it a more versatile truck, with easy access for four passengers, while still being smaller than standard medium-sized trucks.
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