Hemi V8 Is Dead
Top brass at Ram say return of half-ton Hemi V8 possible
It’s apparently open knowledge at Stellantis that ex-CEO Carlos Tavares himself was single-handedly responsible for killing off the Hemi V8 in half-ton Ram pickup trucks, leading to much hand-wringing at the company and, if anecdotal reports are to be believed, an exodus of customers.
Will he or won’t he? That’s the question on whether newly returned Ram CEO Tim Kuniskis will also unretire the Hemi V8.
Randy Shear trades in his 2023 Ram 1500 with a HEMI engine for a 2025 model year version powered by the Hurricane inline-six ...
Ram unveiled official specifications for its updated 2025 heavy duty trucks Tuesday, making strides in arguably the biggest ...
Ram CEO Tim Kuniskis has said they “took away a fundamental American thing” when they dropped the Hemi V8. He understands the anger, but wants to get production issues sorted out first before ...
While there's a small chance of the HEMI V8's return to the Ram 1500, it will take a bit of time, or so alludes returning ...
Lots of people have speculated over the years about the origins of the Ram 1500 TRX's name, but the real answer puts an end ...
Powering the most basic Ram 2500 and 3500 pickups is still the 6.4-liter gasoline-burning Hemi V8, which drops 5 hp, now ...
Stellantis unveils redesigned Ram Heavy Duty trucks with new engines and features, aiming to reverse a three-year sales slump ...
Ram has finally revealed its 2025 HD and Chassis Cab lineups, incorporating many of the flashy upgrades that have already hit ...
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