Electric Ram arrives in late 2024

The debut of Ram's first electric pickup is drawing closer.

The Ram 1500 REV, unveiled at the New York auto show in April, will go into production in late 2024. Ram also could return to the midsize pickup market in 2026.

1500 REV: Ram will begin selling an electric version of the 1500 pickup in 2024. The truck will offer a standard 168-kilowatt-hour battery pack with a range of up to 350 miles, and Ram is aiming for up to 500 miles with an optional 229-kWh battery pack. An extended-range variant with a gasoline-powered engine to charge the battery also is in the works and could arrive around the same time as the electric-only versions.

Midsize pickup: The company showed dealers a midsize truck concept in March. Former Ram CEO Mike Koval said at the New York auto show in April that the next step was to decide which platform to use and where to sell it.

Although the concept was an EV, Koval said the truck could have a gasoline variant, too, because not every country is shifting to EVs at the same rate.

AutoForecast Solutions predicts a midsize entry will go into production in late 2026.

2500/3500: Redesigns are not expected until around 2027.

1500: The gasoline-powered 1500 pickup will get a refresh in early 2024, brand CEO Tim Kuniskis told The Detroit News in August. Production of the previous-generation truck, sold as the 1500 Classic, will end later this year, according to AutoForecast Solutions.

ProMaster: The large van is getting an electric variant this year. It will be the brand's first electric vehicle.