The IAT T-Mad has been showcased in China. The EV has a range of 621 miles (~1,000km) and has drawn comparisons with the Tesla Cybertruck. The concept-wild electric truck could well grace Chinese roads in the future.

The IAT T-Mad was presented for the first time during the Guangzhou Auto Show. It is an expansive pickup truck with solid off-road potential. It has similar dimensions to the Tesla Cybertruck but with a smaller wheelbase (142.9 inches). It is also slightly wider and taller than its competitor, although Tesla hasn’t released the Cybertruck also.

The T-Mad has a futuristic sci-fi exterior design. The front end has full-width LED lights in place of conventional headlights. A front grille is also absent in the T-Mad while its black plastic protruding bumper is fitted with two tow hooks. The four-door EV has rear suicide doors while the cabin can be configured in several ways.

As per the T-Mad’s interior, the cabin has a large lounge-like chair and three smaller swiveling seats. The large chair is at the rear while the driver sits in the center of the cabin. There are still key specs details lacking for the T-Mad.

There are also no clear details about the production milestones for the IAT T-Mad but it could have a minimal range of 800km. There are no indications yet on the pricing options for the model. IAT is now in a race with Tesla for the first to release either the T-Mad or the Cybertruck. It will be interesting to see the T-Mads electric motor and its battery pack.

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