Stellantis Ghosts EV Trucks,
On a carefree Friday, Stellantis, the parental control monster over Ram trucks, announced it’s calling off the lonesome dream of battery-electric full-size pickups, citing poor demand—as if anyone really needed a giant silent truck insulting gas prices and tradition at once. Despite 2024 being the Era of 'Electric Everything,' Stellantis decided the full-size EV truck market was about as popular as a VHS at a streaming party. They didn’t announce fancy timelines, just a firm exit from the niche where bigger batteries meet smaller respect. Turns out full-size electric truck fans are either hiding or still buffering their enthusiasm.
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(1 of 3)Stellantis dropping their battery-electric full-size pickups because apparently, zero demand wins over zero emissions. Welcome to truck cesspool 2.0, where gas guzzlers reign and electric dreams vanish faster than your phone battery on cold days.
Electric trucks got benched by Stellantis because 'nobody asked for it.' Guess people prefer their pickup trucks loud enough to drown out common sense.
Anyone else feel Stellantis quitting EV full-size pickups like a kid quitting homework? Just skipping the hard part because 'low demand' sounds way easier than innovation.
Source: Techcrunch | Published: 9/12/2025 | Author: Kirsten Korosec
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