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Ram 1500 REV Specs Released! Up to 500 Miles Range, 654 HP/ 620 lb-ft, 14,000 LBS Towing, 2,700 LBS Payload @ affiliate-site Ram1500RevolutionForum
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30 minutes to go from 20% to 80% assuming 10% losses. Acceptable.Even at a 350kW charging speed that 500-mile battery is going to take some time to charge.
Not great, not terrible.30 minutes to go from 20% to 60% assuming 10% losses. Acceptable.
There's also the model that specs haven't been released for which includes the single RPM ICE generator (range extender) as a recharging mechanism. I think that people who tow would probably go that route.so let's see
350 miles / 168kW = 2.08 miles / kW
- Standard 168-kilowatt-hour (kWh) battery pack with a targeted range of up to 350 miles
- Optional 229-kWh large battery pack with a targeted range of up to 500 miles
500 miles / 229kW = 2.18 miles /kW
I think the miles / kW are similar to what Lightning drivers are seeing. I'd expect similar range declines when towing.
how far into 6 figures do you think the top spec will go? $140K?
It charges at the fastest rate available for any EV on the market. So, anyone saying it will take a long time - well yeah, but the MME will take more than twice as long for the same amount of energy.Not great, not terrible.
Do we have an on-sale date for the Ram EV? I wonder if these specs are subject to change.
This is why measuring charging speed by kW is a dumb measure. its how much range you add, not how many kWh you add. because: the REV truck has to charge at a rate 50% higher to match the MME range added per minute. It has to charge at a rate twice as high as an Ionic6 to match the range added per minute.There's also the model that specs haven't been released for which includes the single RPM ICE generator (range extender) as a recharging mechanism. I think that people who tow would probably go that route.
As for price. They said it would be cheaper than the competitors, which has obviously yet to be seen.
It charges at the fastest rate available for any EV on the market. So, anyone saying it will take a long time - well yeah, but the MME will take more than twice as long for the same amount of energy.
End of 2024 for release date (MY 25). I don't think the specs will change given today was the official release of those specs, with the exception of the range extender model which was not disclosed.
I agree but disagree. The utility of the vehicles are different. You can't compare a semi truck to a VW bug. The MME can't tow, so a proper comparison if you want to use miles would be to compare to a similar utility vehicle (i.e. Lightning), not a car. Otherwise the correct comparison would be energy.This is why measuring charging speed by kW is a dumb measure. its how much range you add, not how many kWh you add. because: the REV truck has to charge at a rate 50% higher to match the MME range added per minute. It has to charge at a rate twice as fast as an Ionic6 to match the range added per minute.
Winter or Summer miles per hour? Driving at grandma speeds, or 5k mi/HVBJB speeds?This is why measuring charging speed by kW is a dumb measure. its how much range you add, not how many kWh you add. because: the REV truck has to charge at a rate 50% higher to match the MME range added per minute. It has to charge at a rate twice as high as an Ionic6 to match the range added per minute.
better measures include:
- MME gets ~3m/kWh
- REV truck ~2m/kWh
- Ionic6 ~4m/kWh
- miles per hour added (peak and average) (i.e. It's charging at a rate of 200mph at the minute, but peaks at 400mph)
- minutes to add 100 miles (or 100kM etc.)
I meant 20 to 80, not 60. I corrected my post.Not great, not terrible.
Do we have an on-sale date for the Ram EV? I wonder if these specs are subject to change.
That's OK, I only use the right one.They forgot to mention the 500 miles trim will cost you a kidney and your left testicle.
But kWh are actually measurable. Range added is a SWAG at best and a fantasy number at worst.This is why measuring charging speed by kW is a dumb measure. its how much range you add, not how many kWh you add. because: the REV truck has to charge at a rate 50% higher to match the MME range added per minute. It has to charge at a rate twice as high as an Ionic6 to match the range added per minute.
better measures include:
- MME gets ~3m/kWh
- REV truck ~2m/kWh
- Ionic6 ~4m/kWh
- miles per hour added (peak and average) (i.e. It's charging at a rate of 200mph at the minute, but peaks at 400mph)
- minutes to add 100 miles (or 100kM etc.)