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“The world’s biggest cup holder.”

Fisker’s upcoming electric truck, the Alaska, will have a special compartment where you can park your giant thermos, Big Gulp, or any other large adult beverage. Also a freaking cowboy hat holder. We love our EV gimmicks, and this truck has plenty. Pure vaporware at the moment, but a starting price of $45,000 and an expected delivery date of 2025. Yee-haw!

<em>Yes, that is a very large cupholder.</em>
<em>Up to 10 gallons of support. </em>
<em>The Fisker Alaska allegedly goes on sale in 2025. </em>
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Yes, that is a very large cupholder.
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