The platform will be used on all three of Zero Labs’ current conversion models, including the Land Rover Series III, Defender 110, and of course, its spiffy Ford Bronco.
As for the new production model, Zero Labs has been mostly mum other than the fact they plan to unveil the addition in early 2022.
As noted by Electrek, Zero Labs CEO Adam Roe has previously outlined a vision in which the company segues to pickup, so its possible a converted truck is next up on Zero Labs’ list.
If you’re one of the few people who can actually afford the $350,000 average price tag to buy one of Zero Labs’ conversions, there’s some bad news, however — most of the company’s orders for 2022 and 2023 are already filled, so until Zero Labs expands its manufacturing capabilities, your classic cars will have to remain true to their petrol pumping origins.