First pickman delivered to Colombian customer

It's called the Pickman 4XR, and it's a fully electric scaled-down mini truck with big truck features and capabilities. Right now it's built in Kunming, China and Rayong Province, Thailand, but the truck's City of Industry, California-based staff and design team hope to bring manufacturing into the U.S in the future. The Pickman is indeed petite in structure. The four-door version, slightly longer than the two-door, measures about 12 feet long, 5 feet wide, and 6 feet high, with a 93.0-inch wheelbase. The shortest wheelbase Chevy S-10 was about 108 inches and measured just shy of 16 feet long, for comparison. The Pickman can go up to 50 mph and seemingly has a two-speed transfer case. Towing is reported to be about 6,600 pounds, with hauling coming in around 1,300 pounds.