Ram Revolution Electric Truck Teased Again, Now Showing Its Face

Ram’s new full-size electric pickup truck is expected to debut on January 5 at CES in Las Vegas.

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Iulian Dnistran

By: Iulian Dnistran

Dec 7, 2022 at 7:57am ET

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With less than a month left until Ram unveils its new Revolution full-size electric pickup truck at CES 2023 in Las Vegas on January 5, the company published a new teaser of the upcoming rival to the Ford F-150 Lightning and Chevrolet Silverado EV.

In the video, there’s a short glimpse of what the front of the truck will look like, with a big Ram logo in the center of what would be the grille on an internal combustion engine vehicle. Chunky LED strips surround the headlights, and there’s a bulge on the center of the hood.

Judging by what’s going on in the video, Ram will most likely bring a full-scale clay model of the concept truck, and not the actual production-ready vehicle. The latter will be unveiled sometime in 2024, according to previous statements by the company’s officials.

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There’s not much we know about what the Ram Revolution pickup will offer, but Ram did mention in a presentation from 2021 that its upcoming EV truck will have onboard power, smart storage solutions, and fast charging up to 150 kW. The video also mentions that “it should give people goosebumps” and that it’s “a glimpse into the future”.

Other reports suggest that Ram’s Revolution EV will sit on the STLA Frame platform, which the manufacturer intends to use for everything from light commercial vehicles to heavy-duty pickups. The range is expected to sit between 400 and 500 miles from a 159 kWh battery, and 200 kWh pack, respectively.