US EditionStellantis Delays Electrified Pickups at Sterling Heights Assembly
- Stellantis has postponed the release of the Ramcharger hybrid to the first quarter of 2026, while the fully electric Ram 1500 REV is now expected to reach dealerships in the summer of 2027 at the Sterling Heights plant.
- The delays were caused by weaker consumer interest in half-ton electric pickups and the need to lengthen the testing phase to resolve quality concerns.
- The Ramcharger, America's first extended-range electric truck, uses a 3.6-liter V6 generator to recharge its battery, while the REV features dual motors with 487 kW power and a 92 kWh battery.
- The Ram 1500 REV, which debuted in early 2023 with an initial release planned for 2024, has now been delayed by three years, and its previously announced long-range 500-mile model has been discontinued.
- These delays mean buyers must wait longer for Stellantis’ high-tech electric pickups amid evolving technology, shifting market demand, and ongoing adjustments to product readiness.
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Ram’s Two Electric Trucks Just Got Delayed Again
Ram has delayed its electric and extended-range hybrid trucks once again, reports Crain’s Detroit Business. The innovative Ramcharger will now hit the market in early 2026, with the all-electric Ram 1500 REV following in 2027. The company attributed the REV’s delay to slower demand for full-size electric pickups. The innovative Ram 1500 Ramcharger is set to be in a league of its own when it hits the market as America’s first extended-range ele…
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