The Ram 1500 Revolution BEV Concept doesn’t enter production until 2024, but the Stellantis-owned brand teased a third row of seats, detachable dash screen, and more here at CES.
LAS VEGAS—Stellantis‘ Ram Truck brand unveiled its first concept vehicle, the Ram 1500 Revolution BEV Concept, at CES here today, setting the stage for its forthcoming portfolio of battery-powered vehicles.
„Ram is here, we’ve arrived,“ Ram CEO Mike Koval said in an interview with PCMag. „You’re going to see a steady drumbeat of Ram, EV, and tech news for the next year and a half.“
Ram CEO Mike Koval presenting at CES.
The all-wheel-drive truck is built on the new STLA battery platform that will power Stellantis EVs going forward, and for which Stellantis is investing in solid state batteries.
The final version, which will go into production in 2024, will not be identical to the concept vehicle but will have similar features and styling. It will be offered at a range of prices and trims, to be announced in the coming months.
Also yet to be announced: range. A press release says only that the concept vehicle „can add up to 100 miles of range in approximately 10 minutes with 800-volt DC fast charging at up to 350 kW.“Ram 1500 Revolution BEV Concept interior
To create the Ram 1500, „we basically locked ourselves in a room with engineering and design and filled up boards with Post-it notes,” Ralph Gilles, head of design for Stellantis-owned Fiat Chrysler, who oversaw concept development, told PCMag.
