This American Company Wants to Build Job Site Trucks on Top of Ford Rangers

Tomo Trucks, a startup based in Roanoke, Virginia, plans to sell job-site oriented “bare” pickup trucks built on stripped Ford Ranger chassis. The company says it will offer a compact truck with a flat five-foot steel bed and an open-sided cab, assembled onto the chassis with no extra bodywork or creature comforts. The cab uses “bio-based” composite materials, according to Tomo. Information is limited to a Facebook post and a website that functions as a Google Form asking about budget and platform preference, including gasoline or electric Ranger options. Tomo targets delivering its first customer trucks in 2027, but has not stated production volumes.