Ram ends EV pickup truck plans

The All-Vedutin RAM 1500 Rev Pickup Truck died. Live long-RAM RAM 1500 Rev (once known as the Ramcharger).

On Friday, Stelantis, the main organization of the RAM, said it would no longer develop a battery-electrical full-sized pickup. According to a statement sent to TechCrunch, the agency mentions the low-need for full-sized battery-electrical trucks Posted on its websiteThe

“The demand for full-sized battery-electrical trucks is slow in North America, Stelantis is rebuilding its product technique and will stop the development of a full-sized Bev Pickup,” the company’s statement said. “As part of this, Ram is naming the pickup of his rebuilding RAM 1500 Rev (Previously Ramcharger). This car will set a new benchmark in the half-ton section, providing exceptional range, towing capacity and payload performance. “

If the name is misleading, it is because it is. However, what is worth knowing here. Stelantis cancels a battery electric pickup development plan and instead will follow an extended truck that is approximately 690 miles through a novel-but not heard-the method of combining the battery with a gas generator.

RAM 1500 All-Bedatin Pickup is the Parent Company’s Stelantis’s US product to sell more than that was offensive part of the product 25 all new beaves At the end of the decade. However, its future has been in question for months.

Revealed after a splash CES 2023And Other showcase In the following months, Stelantis shakes his EV truck plans. Stelantis initially said that it would start producing a car in 2024 that date has gone to 2025 soon.

Towards the end of 2024, Stelantis delayed the plan to develop a long cabin with a long-borne-weed broad-weed pickup, a long cabin with a third-sore jump seat, and two huge and industrial-basting battery packs. At that time, Stelantis said it would push its launch to 2026.

A Stelantis spokesperson confirmed that Automaker is still planning to start producing the extended RAM 1500 in 2026.