The Jeep Wagoneer and Ram 1500 extended-range EVs face another delay — SkimNews
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- Ram 1500 extended-range EV pickup has been delayed again and will now arrive around April 2027, according to an Automotive News report cited in the article.
- Jeep's extended-range Wagoneer EV faces a six-month delay and won't enter production until November 2027, after being initially scheduled for earlier this year.
- Stellantis officially killed the fully electric Ram 1500 REV last year after multiple delays, and CEO Antonio Filosa said Ram would have "a much more comprehensive product range" coming soon.
- Jeep's Grand Wagoneer EREV pairs a 92 kWh battery with a 3.6-liter V6 engine driving a 130 kW generator, delivering a claimed 500 miles of combined range on a full charge and tank.
- Stellantis rates the Grand Wagoneer EREV at 647 horsepower and 620 lb-ft of torque, with a 0-60 mph time of roughly five seconds.
- Hyundai, Genesis, Ford, and Volkswagen's Scout are all planning extended-range EV launches in the coming years, with Hyundai's Santa Fe EREV set to arrive in the first half of 2027 from its Alabama plant.
Why it matters: Stellantis' repeated delays mean the Ram and Jeep EREVs will arrive a year or more after originally promised, ceding first-mover ground to Hyundai, Ford, and Scout in the US extended-range EV market — a segment Stellantis itself helped pioneer with the now-canceled Ramcharger.
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