Chevrolet just revealed an electric pickup truck concept that's modeled after the 1962 C-10 version - and it looks stunning

The E-10 has 450 horsepower, a zero-to-60 time of about five seconds, and a quarter-mile time in the high-13 second range.

There are three speakers that project an simulated engine sound via five options: LS7 Z28 track tuning, LS7 Z28 touring turning, V-8 engine, futuristic sound, or silent.

The pickup truck was given components from the Chevy Bolt EV, which has half the power of the E-10.

Bolt EV power electronics and two 400-volt batteries provide power to the truck. There are two 60 kWh batteries.

“With the innovative thinking and expertise our performance team, electrification team and many others at GM bring, this project went from concept to running vehicle in 18 weeks to demonstrate what the future of an eCrate propulsion system and hot rodding could look like,” Campbell said.

The modular housing can fit up to three motor assembles stacked together.

The E-10 also has LED head and tail lamps, a lowered stance, and digital displays for the electric system in the instrument panel.