Ram revealed the production version of its electric pickup in a Super Bowl commercial, and it turns out that it looks much like today’s internal combustion powered Ram 1500 truck, instead of the futuristic concept unveiled just last month. Stellantis, Ram’s parent company, had previously revealed a sleek looking concept truck that was said to provide a preview of the the brand’s first electric pickup.
The GM truck’s very different underlying engineering allows for distinctive body designs. GM’s trucks, for instance, don’t have a break between the passenger cabin and the cargo bed because there’s less need to allow for a frame to twist and flex. Therefore, their trucks have a sleeker design. In profile, the back of the passenger cabins on GM’s trucks slope down to the side of the bed rather than the two parts meeting at a sharp right angle.
If it’s electric, then we don’t want any of it.
What about those poor people mining the cobalt?
POS
not coming until late 2024 ram is an embarrassing clown 🤡
And let China control the entire EV battery supply chain for our North American made vehicles. Let’s figure that part out first before we go all electric ⚡️ y’all!
I’ll wait on the Cybertruck
Makes sense. The two choices are: - Create a totally new design, spend a long time creating the production line and processes to make it, and a lot of time ironing out the bugs - Put an electric engine in the current design and ship immediately.
Fire Don Lemon. He is a race baiter, racist and overall terrible human. Shameful you employee him
Turns out it doesn't exist!