Alpha Motor Corporation showcases the WOLF™ Electric Truck equipped with the latest lighting innovations from KC Lights. The WOLF™ Electric Truck recently went on display at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angles, California featuring a combination of 7″ Gravity® LED headlamps and Gravity® LED Pro6 auxiliary lights, which are centrally mounted on the bumper beam and truck bed bar. Alpha Motor Corporation is excited to present our collaborative vision of the electric truck built for adventure. KC Lights are a perfect match for WOLF™. The unique combination of the two creates a stunning mobility solution with an emphasis on performance lighting.
“When we saw the WOLF™ Electric Truck and its retro inspired design, we knew that we had to work with Alpha Motor Corporation. Its retro-futuristic design just adds another level to the EV market. In addition, their mantra of Move Humanity, working with Michael J Fox Foundation and having an exhibit at Petersen Automotive Museum – it’s just an awesome collaboration,” said Randy Wimenta, KC Lights Marketing Activation Manager.
Each Gravity® LED Pro6 light is powered by KC’s G6 LED optical insert, featuring patented Gravity® Reflective Diode (GRD) technology. This unique industry leading technology and reflector design assures that actual emitted light output from each LED is being maximized in creating powerful, usable light for everyday on or off-road use. Unlike traditional forward-facing reflector designs commonly found in LED lights today, KC GRD technology strategically positions LEDs inside the reflector so that all light output is being carefully directed and aimed to deliver usable light.
Alpha Motor Corporation’s drive to create the next generation of clean energy vehicles is a product of the company’s core passion to serve as a platform for positive change. In conjunction with The Michael J. Fox Foundation, Alpha Motor Corporation is raising support for Parkinson’s research. Five million people worldwide are living with Parkinson’s disease — a chronic, degenerative neurological disorder. In the United States, 60,000 new cases will be diagnosed this year alone. There is no known cure for Parkinson’s disease, but through your support of Team Fox, you can help change this.
