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2022 Lordstown Endurance

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LordstownEndurance

The Endurance — hub motors, a haunted factory, and a short life.

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Photo: The White House from Washington, DC · Public domain

A defining chapter in Lordstown history.

Explore the ideas, engineering and context that shaped the Lordstown Endurance, then continue into its specifications and place in the marque's lineage.

2022 Lordstown Endurance

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Origins

The Endurance pickup of 2022 carried more symbolism than any truck could bear: built in GM's shuttered Lordstown, Ohio plant — purchased with presidential fanfare — by a SPAC-funded startup promising fleet-focused electric pickups with in-wheel hub motors, a production first at its scale. The technology choice was bold; the execution schedule fatal. Fewer than a hundred reached customers through recalls before 2023's bankruptcy, with Foxconn's factory purchase and partnership souring into litigation along the way. The Endurance closed a cautionary loop: the plant that symbolised manufacturing decline hosted the EV era's clearest lesson that trucks are hard, capital is impatient, and novel motor architecture is a risk best not taken first.

2022 Lordstown Endurance · The White House from Washington, DC · Public domain

The facts that define it.

Body

4-door pickup truck
2022 Lordstown Endurance

The Endurance, in detail.

Production
September 2022–June 2023
Class
Electric full-size pickup truck
Body style
4-door pickup truck
Layout
Wheel hub motors, individual-wheel drive
Designer
Mike Desmond of Hydra Design Labs (exterior); Chris Schuttera (interior)
Assembly
United States: Lordstown, Ohio (Lordstown Assembly)
Manufacturer
Lordstown Motors

Badge at launch

Lordstown logo used in 2018

Lordstown, 2018

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