The Neuron EV Torq is shown in real images and looks quite impressive
Neuron EV has created two electric prototypes that are coming in search of investors to become reality, and so it presents the Torq prototype, the electric truck

Some time ago we saw the start-up Neuron EV, a new brand specialised in manufacturing electric vehicles with one goal in mind: to go up against Tesla on equal terms. To that end, not long ago they presented the Neuron EV T/One, a pick-up to compete with the Tesla Cybertruck, but they are still working to get ahead of Elon Musk’s brand with the presentation of the Neuron EV Torq.
This semi was presented virtually at the same time as the pick-up, but we had not had the chance to see it in person. The company is still looking for funding to bring this electric truck to fruition, but they have presented a prototype that is already almost fully operational and that will help those undecided investors make up their minds in the end.

Inside we find a central driving position, which already reveals quite a lot about this vehicle’s intentions. It is functional and designed to be efficient, without distractions. The driver will be able to have a 360º view thanks to the cameras installed on the outside, which cover the entire space around the vehicle.
For long journeys, the cabin has a space where the driver can relax and rest. In addition to a large bed, there is room to avoid feeling cramped, with internet connection, a surround sound system and Wi-Fi.
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NEURON EV TORQ SEMI ELECTRICO
The Neutron EV Torq is built on a scalable platform that uses parts that can be combined in different ways to create different vehicles. In this way the manufacturer can use the modules it needs at any given moment and increase the capabilities of these semis, raising or lowering load capacity and other features. The battery and motor have not been specified, but a very high power output and range are expected in order to be practical and useful.
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