Ram Outperforms Competitors and Launches Electric 1500 Pickup Capable of Following the Driver While Walking Outside the Vehicle, Reading Load Dimensions, and Turning Environments into an Open-Air Cinema

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 06/01/2023 at 17:34

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Ram Unveils A New Electric Model Of The 1500 Pickup At The CES Technology Show In Las Vegas

This week, Ram unveiled a concept of the electric version of the 1500 pickup at the CES technology show in Las Vegas (USA). Its final version will be presented in 2024 and will arrive in Brazil by the following year. Named Revolution, the new truck features several innovative capabilities, such as the “Shadow Mode,” which is a function in which the vehicle can follow the driver when they are walking outside the pickup. Continue reading the article to learn more about the technological innovations of the prototype.

Technological Innovations Of The New Electric Revolution Pickup

After being surprised by the vehicle’s ability to follow its driver while they are outside the pickup, its impressive technological innovations do not stop there. The truck also features an external projector, capable of displaying images and turning large spaces into open-air cinemas. To match its technology, the prototype has futuristic lines that will also be present in other products from the brand, dictating a new design language.

The multimedia center in the cabin is divided into two screens, each measuring 14.2 inches, with the lower part removable and usable as a tablet. Furthermore, users have the option to use them in a combined manner. Another innovation is the app that performs load sizing to check if it is adaptable to the bed. To obtain the dimensions of an object, users can scan the product’s barcode or use a tool with an integrated augmented reality camera measurement feature.

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More Details About The Electric Model Of The 1500 Pickup

For those who need a lot of space, the truck can expand the cargo area by folding down the panel that separates the body from the bed. Its rear doors have reverse opening to facilitate access for occupants and debut the new visual identity of Ram, with sharp daytime running lights extending to the center. Conventional mirrors have been replaced by a smaller structure made with 3D printing. And instead of mirrors, the prototype has cameras.

Ram Outperforms Competitors and Launches Electric 1500 Pickup Capable of Following the Driver While Walking Outside the Vehicle, Reading Load Dimensions, and Turning Environments into an Open-Air Cinema

Ram Unveils A New Electric Model Of The 1500 Pickup At The CES Technology Show In Las Vegas

Technological Innovations Of The New Electric Revolution Pickup

More Details About The Electric Model Of The 1500 Pickup

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Ram Outperforms Competitors and Launches Electric 1500 Pickup Capable of Following the Driver While Walking Outside the Vehicle, Reading Load Dimensions, and Turning Environments into an Open-Air Cinema

Ram Unveils A New Electric Model Of The 1500 Pickup At The CES Technology Show In Las Vegas

Technological Innovations Of The New Electric Revolution Pickup

More Details About The Electric Model Of The 1500 Pickup

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