Alpha has unveiled a slightly larger variant dubbed the Wolf+. The vehicle is essentially an extended-cab version of the standard Alpha Wolf that includes rear-hinged half-doors and a second-row of seats. While the cab is slightly longer than the standard model, very few other changes have been made, although the vehicle pictured is rocking a roof cage that the standard Wolf doesn’t.
Underpinning the Alpha Wolf+ is the same
platform as the JAX, another vehicle that Alpha is developing but has so far
only previewed with some detailed renderings. The pickup can be equipped with a
75-85 kWh battery pack that provides it with an impressive 275 miles of range.
Different motor configurations will be available that send power to either the
front or all wheels.
Alpha hasn’t released dimensions of the
Wolf+ but has confirmed that its bed remains the same size as the standard
model. As a result, it is 65-inches long by 59-inches wide and 16-inches deep.
Customers will also be able to have Alpha install a large solar panel in the
bed that will, presumably, help to power some of the ancillary systems.
The car manufacturer expects to sell the
Wolf+ for between US$ 40,000 and US$ 48,000, making it a touch more expensive than
the standard Wolf that runs between US$ 36,000 and US$ 46,000 depending on
specification. Alpha is currently accepting reservations for the Wolf+ but
doesn’t expect to start deliveries of its electric models until 2023 at the earliest.
