Our Trucks
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Semi Trucks
We have sold out for our 2025 production.
Click the link to learn about our semi trucks and the next 5 trucks Edison is building
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Pickup Retrofits
Edison can take your existing pickup truck and convert it into electric.
Keep the existing truck you like, with all the advantages of hybrid electric
Who We Are
Edison Motors is a privately owned Canadian Clean Technology Company That Manufactures Electric Semi Trucks.
Dec 2021: Edison Motors was announced to the public
July 2022: Edison built North America’s first electric logging truck.
Oct 2022: Edison completed prototype testing
Nov 2022: Edison Motors began building their first production truck: an Edison L500
Sept 2023: Edison Debuted their L500
May 2024: Edison Motors prototype got its vin & plate
May- Current 2024: Trucking on road testing
August 2024: Topsy hauled 150,000lbs of logs hauling loads into the local mill
November 2024: First Customer trucks started production
Prototype: Carl
Edison’s first electric truck: 1962 Kenworth LW 924
Learn about our first prototype and what we did to make it work.
Production Prototype: Topsy
With the lesson’s we’ve learnt from Carl, we designed and built Topsy in 2023 and had it on the road hauling in 2024.
Topsy represents a major step forward in design and engineering for our diesel electric Hybrid trucks
Investment Information
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A Worthy Electric Semi
Diesel locomotive style hybrid - electric drive powertrain build for the logging/vocational industry
A diesel generator and batteries working together to power electric drives
Better fuel mileage, lower maintenance costs, more power.
Built By truckers, for truckers.
Edison Motors was founded by truckers.
Truckers told us how the truck should work and feel.
Edison Engineers picked the parts needed.
Mechanics decided where the parts would go.
The result is the most driver friendly, easiest to service, electric truck ever made.
“To invent, you need a good imagination and a pile of junk”
—Thomas A. Edison