Ram 1500 REV Trademark Registered For Upcoming Electric Truck

Ram 1500 REV Trademark Registered For Upcoming Electric Truck via insideevs.com

Ram pickup teaser: Ram RevolutionRam 1500 battery electric vehicle pickup truck teaserThis would make the upcomingunique in its segment, with no other mass-produced range-extender options available, at least not right now.

It would be a good option for customers who don’t like the range anxiety associated with an electric-only vehicle, but we still don’t know what kind of range extender system will be used – will it be a generator-style affair like in the BMW i3, supplying electricity to the batteries, or will the combustion engine be mechanically linked to the drivetrain? We should learn more about all of this when the concept is unveiled next week in Las Vegas.

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