Recently, according to Australian media news, the 2023 Ram 1500 TRX Tyrannosaurus Rex is expected to officially enter Australia, becoming the first model in a new generation of full-size pickup trucks to land in Australia, and the third generation of Ford Raptor cannot enter the Australian market because there is no right-hand drive model.
The introduction of the Ram 1500 TRX Tyrannosaurus Rex will also require a change in steering wheel position, which will take place in Australia and will have to undergo extensive engineering validation testing before it can be officially launched. For example, the strict requirements of a series of Australian car design rules such as body clearance and noise restrictions, there is news that this right-hand drive model has updated nearly 500 special parts.
The Ram 1500 TRX T-Rex is powered by a Dodge Hellcat powered 6.2-litre supercharged HEMI V8 engine that delivers a power output of 523 kW and 881 Nm in just 4.5 seconds at 0-96 km/h, matches the high-performance ZF 8AT and time-sharing 4WD systems, and is equipped with a dana60 axle and an electronically controlled rear axle differential lock. It's worth noting that the new car is equipped with the bilstein Blackhawk E2's nitrogen-controlled adjustable shock absorber, which is almost the same as the fox electronically controlled adjustable shock absorber mounted on the Raptor, although the vehicle weighs close to 2.7 tons.