If the Triton is real then I think Ford is behind it and it is a mixture of Tesla, Ford and Amazon (Rivian Tech,) and VW tech. Just like with the Mustang. What is different here though is Ford realizes people won't buy a Lincoln electric but they will buy a new name like Toyota launching Lexus. So you see all the blended clues. The Triton was the name of one of Ford's best V8s (had one myself for a while) the T symbol is reminiscent of Tesla in a tribute kind of way. The drive tech is Rivian type stuff. Pretty sure given the states the batteries would be Tesla tech. The body is pure Lincoln Navigator- Ford Excursion. Not the most aerodynamic but it would sell here because it is pretty no compromise against ICE truck and pretty tried and true conventional styling. Its price points also mean no one gets their knickers in a bunch- it is in the Model X range. Its specs echo cyber truck which has to be no co-incidence and possibly why now there is a Plaid designation that isn't just the trimotor cybertruck. I have a feeling this is Musk's more conventional design for cyber truck as a back up- because it would have been hitting the pick up truck market at the very top of the scale.
Ford can probably pull off what they did with the Mustang Model Y knock off, but I think this will go even better for them. They may try to hide their association almost as much as they've tried to hide their association with he Model Y. But notice the 18 months time line. This is part of that Ford truck coming out of the Tesla factory in wraps a couple years back. I'd also guess this is Ford trying to see if it can leverage is outdated body chassis tech in going forward with Electric. This is them launching a new brand. Remember they've also partnered with VW even for EV and on self driving. If this is real I think it has a high probability of success if Ford can weather the covid storm.
Ford can probably pull off what they did with the Mustang Model Y knock off, but I think this will go even better for them. They may try to hide their association almost as much as they've tried to hide their association with he Model Y. But notice the 18 months time line. This is part of that Ford truck coming out of the Tesla factory in wraps a couple years back. I'd also guess this is Ford trying to see if it can leverage is outdated body chassis tech in going forward with Electric. This is them launching a new brand. Remember they've also partnered with VW even for EV and on self driving. If this is real I think it has a high probability of success if Ford can weather the covid storm.