Ram is quietly rewriting its electrification strategy for full-size pickups, trimming its eTorque mild-hybrid system from ...

Ram brought back the legendary 5.7-liter HEMI V8 after enthusiast backlash over its disappearance, while keeping the newer ...

Jeep Grand Cherokee will not return to a 5.7-liter HEMI V8 engine. Differentiation from Dodge Durango and premium ambitions drive engine choices. Turbocharged engines, like the Hurricane inline-six, ...

The GEN III 5.7-liter HEMI V8 engine has been heavily featured in Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram vehicles since its inception in the early 2000s.

Stellantis plans to launch a lineup of "muscle trucks" for its Ram brand despite high gas prices. The automaker said the Rumble Bee pickup trucks will feature V-8 engines, special parts and designs, ...

The pickup truck is as much a part of American iconography as the Star-Spangled Banner and bald eagles. Over the years, these once-humble symbols of grit and labor have transformed into do-everything ...

Ram is launching a line of high-performance full-size street trucks under the Rumble Bee name that feature one of three Hemi engines, suspension modifications, unique styling, and updated interiors ...

There comes a point in every forced-induction, stock-block Ford Coyote, GM LS/LT, or Dodge Gen III Hemi engine’s existence when concern shifts from how much power they make to survival. Plain and ...

With gas prices elevated, the timing for Ram to reintroduce the 5.7-liter Hemi V-8 to the 1500 pickup truck seems unfortunate. After 200 miles of mixed suburban and highway driving, the V-8 returned ...

In an era where efficiency is supposed to be driving the narrative, there’s still one irreconcilable factor that refuses to go away: sound. For many buyers, the visceral response from the sound of a ...

For years, the 5.7‑liter HEMI V8 helped define what many drivers expected from a Ram truck. The sound, the linear power delivery, and the mechanical simplicity became part of the ownership identity ...

Stellantis is in the middle of a broad push for the combustion engine. The conglomerate, formed in 2021, is comprised of American brands like Jeep, Dodge, and Ram. In the face of widening deregulation ...