Electric Ram pickup to take on Cybertruck, Hummer and F-150 Lightning in 2024
Baby Ram also in the works
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Ram will introduce its first all-electric pickup in 2024.
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The full-size truck will ride on a newly developed truck platform known as the STLA Frame that will underpin several models across the Stellantis [stock ticker: STLA] brands.
Full details on the model are still under wraps, but Ram has released several images that give an idea of what it's design might look like, along with a few platform specifications.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The STLA Frame will be able to accommodate battery pack sizes from 159 kWh to 200 kWh that can provide a range of up to 500 miles per charge.
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Stellantis has several electric drive units in development, the largest of which will be rated at 201 hp to 442.5 hp. At least two would be used on all-wheel-drive models.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The electric Ram will be facing a full slate of competitors by the time it goes into production, however, with the Tesla Cybertruck, GMC Hummer EV and Ford F-150 Lightning all scheduled to be on sale by then, while an electric Chevrolet Silverado could be in showrooms, as well.
Ram is also working on a midsize electric truck that will share a platform with upcoming Jeep and Dodge SUV models, but did not say when it would go on sale.