Seeing that Tesla's electric pickup truck cyberruck sales are so hot, even if mass production is far away, Elon Musk has 1.25 million orders, and he is not afraid of various negative comments on capital, which can push Tesla's market value to $1 trillion. Fragrant is not fragrant!
Therefore, many pickup truck manufacturers have also been unable to sit still. After the Ford F-150 Lightning, Rivian R1T, GMC Hummer EV and Chevrolet Silverado EV, Ram is also preparing to launch a 1500 BEV to join the electric vehicle.
While the Ram 1500 BEV is likely to not be in mass production until 2024, Ram's parent company, Stellantis, said the Ram 1500 BEV's performance is very advanced, and the dedicated electric technology platform STLA Frame guarantees the Ram 1500 BEV a comprehensive range of 500 miles/805 kilometers. In the future, the capacity of the battery pack will be further increased, covering various capacities from 159 kWh to more than 200 kWh.
And the STLA Frame technology platform not only supports electric pickup trucks such as the Ram 1500 BEV, but also supports all-electric full-size SUVs and commercial vehicles.
But as of now, Stellantis has not released more information about the Ram 1500 BEV, and only asked the owner about the electric pickup truck during the event with the owner. All that remains is the release of the Ram 1500 BEV promotional poster, which does not reveal more performance data, selling points, and even the shape is half-covered. From this we venture to guess that the shape of the Ram 1500 BEV has not really been determined and frozen.
While we know that Stellantis is firmly committed to taking the electrification route, we just don't know if the Ram 1500 BEV will surprise us when it is actually mass-produced. After all, it may not be just a little harder to grab a cake from Cyberruck's mouth, and people are now launching various derivative models, including a catamaran version that can be driven in the water: Cybercat/Cybercat Foiler.
Fans, do you think the Ram 1500 BEV has a chance?