With 850 Horses and Kevlar Armor, the 'End of the World' Pickup Arrives in the U.S. for R$ 1.5 Million, Ready for Any Challenge

With 850 Horses and Kevlar Armor, the ‘End of the World’ Pickup Arrives in the U.S. for R$ 1.5 Million, Ready for Any Challenge

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 27/11/2024 at 11:12

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U.S. Company Announces New ‘End of the World’ Pickup That Delivers 850 Horsepower and Kevlar Armor. Costing R$ 1.5 Million, Modified Model Is a RAM 1500 TRX.

A new pickup that came off the production line as a regular Ram 1500 TRX has been modified with a six-wheel layout, Kevlar-covered body, and now delivers 850 horsepower to match its fierce appearance. Dubbed the ‘end of the world’ pickup, this modification has been catching the attention of enthusiasts in the U.S.

The ‘End of the World’ Pickup Can Reach Speeds of Up to 228 km/h

The result of this modification is the Apocalypse Juggernaut 6×6. The “tuned” model goes from 0 to 100 km/h in just 4.5 seconds, reaches speeds of up to 228 km/h, and features an eight-speed automatic transmission. The new U.S. ‘end of the world’ pickup also uses black Kevlar armor and custom body panels. The Kevlar is designed to deflect rocks, dirt, and all types of projectiles commonly encountered on highways.

An elevation kit has also raised the vehicle further off the ground and prepared it to tackle any type of terrain. The six-wheel monster also comes with a washable interior, ready for adverse weather conditions, as well as a 12-inch infotainment screen.

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What a RAM 1500 TRX Looks Like Without Modifications

Without the modifications that turned it into a new ‘end of the world’ pickup, the RAM 1500 TRX continues to impress with its power and bold design. Although it has been discontinued and was never officially sold in Brazil, some units were brought in for testing, showcasing the potential and luxury that this vehicle offers.

With a look reminiscent of a dinosaur’s strength, the 1500 TRX boasts robust features, setting a standard in the full-size pickup category. Despite its imposing stature, measuring 5.92 meters in length and 2.24 meters in width, the truck impresses with its specifications and presence.

Apocalypse Pickups Are Becoming Popular

Apocalypse Manufacturing decided that the Land Rover Defender, on its own, was not good enough for the end of the world and required some improvements. Now, the new ‘end of the world’ pickup has gained another pair of wheels, transforming the standard Defender into an incredible 6×6, whose name has become World Ender. In fact, this is the specialty of Apocalypse.

Besides the Land Rover, the modifier also has versions of this type for other vehicles, such as the Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator, along with “post-apocalyptic” modifications of the Ford Bronco, Rivian R1T, and others.

In the V8 of the Land Rover Defender, the company has not changed anything; it is the same 5.0 gasoline engine with 525 hp and 63.7 kgfm torque. What changed was its exhaust outlet, moved from the rear to the side. The military wheels are 20 inches and are equally extravagant, but not as much as the giant 38-inch tires with a quiet central tread, which promise to reduce road noise.

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Ricardo

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30/11/2024 18:17

Esqueceram de um pequeno detalhe, qual será o combustível existente no fim do mundo??

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Rafael

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01/12/2024 04:58

Se alguém comprou uma picape do fim do mundo por esse valor, pode ser um sobrevivencialista que tem um bunker com suprimentos, inclusive combustível, estocado pra anos, isso se não fabricar o próprio combustível

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With 850 Horses and Kevlar Armor, the ‘End of the World’ Pickup Arrives in the U.S. for R$ 1.5 Million, Ready for Any Challenge

U.S. Company Announces New ‘End of the World’ Pickup That Delivers 850 Horsepower and Kevlar Armor. Costing R$ 1.5 Million, Modified Model Is a RAM 1500 TRX.

The ‘End of the World’ Pickup Can Reach Speeds of Up to 228 km/h

What a RAM 1500 TRX Looks Like Without Modifications

Apocalypse Pickups Are Becoming Popular

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With 850 Horses and Kevlar Armor, the ‘End of the World’ Pickup Arrives in the U.S. for R$ 1.5 Million, Ready for Any Challenge

U.S. Company Announces New ‘End of the World’ Pickup That Delivers 850 Horsepower and Kevlar Armor. Costing R$ 1.5 Million, Modified Model Is a RAM 1500 TRX.

The ‘End of the World’ Pickup Can Reach Speeds of Up to 228 km/h

What a RAM 1500 TRX Looks Like Without Modifications

Apocalypse Pickups Are Becoming Popular

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