Lordstown Endurance Interior Teased As Company Confirms June 25th Debut

Lordstown Motors has released the first interior sketches of their upcoming Endurance pickup truck.

Despite being aimed at commercial users, the Endurance will apparently feature a high-tech and thoroughly modern interior. As you can see, there will be a Mercedes-like digital instrument cluster which flows into a rectangular infotainment system.

Elsewhere, there’s a four-spoke steering wheel and a curved dashboard with recessed air vents. The model also has individual front seats which are separated by a wide center console which should offer plenty of storage space.

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Speaking of the center console, one image shows it have a rotary shifter and an electronic parking brake. We can also see two cup holders and a slim “storage pocket” which looks like it could be a smartphone holder.

However, a different sketch suggests there will be a push-button shifter mounted on the dashboard. It’s unclear which design will win out, but we should find out soon enough.

Besides teasing the interior, Lordstown announced the Endurance will be unveiled at its headquarters in Ohio on June 25th – the same day as the redesigned Ford F-150. At the event, the company will display a “pre-production prototype’s technology and exterior for the first time.”

The Endurance is slated to be launched in January and feature four in-wheel motors that produce a combined output of 600 hp (447 kW / 608 PS). They will enable the truck to accelerate from 0-60 mph (0-96 km/h) in 5.5 seconds and have a range in excess of 250 miles (402 km) on a single charge.

Pricing will start at $52,500 – before federal, state and local incentives – and the company has already racked up countless letters of intent to purchase thousands of pickups.