Atlis To Use ArcelorMittal's Steel Know-How To Speed Up XT EV Project via insideevs.com
It has been almost a year since EV startup Atlis Motor Vehicles showed the first XT electric pickup prototype, along with an estimate that production would start in late 2022.
S-in motion is a set of lightweight steel solutions developed by ArcelorMittal for automakers who wish to create lighter, safer, and more environmentally friendly vehicles. Atlis will use ArcelorMittal's body in white CAD engineering information to reduce weight and cost, while increasing the range of the XT.is a purpose-built, fully electric pickup truck designed to support individuals and fleet owners who work in agriculture, service, utility, and construction industries.
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