Ram, Dodge, Jeep & Chrysler Can't Sell ANYTHING So They Just Made THIS HUGE CHANGE | Episode 924
About this episode
Stellantis is making a significant pivot back to gasoline-powered vehicles, particularly the Hemi engines, as sales of electric vehicles stagnate. The episode discusses the company's decision to halt production of electric pickups and focus on traditional powertrains in response to consumer demand. The hosts analyze the broader implications for the automotive industry, including the challenges faced by suppliers and the potential for increased vehicle affordability. They also touch on the struggles of various automakers in the EV market and the evolving landscape of car buying with the introduction of AI negotiation tools.
Dodge Ram Dodge
"use those additional profits to offset the expense of producing these EVs. Well, now it seems like Ram, Dodge, Jeep, and Chrysler are all flipping the switch back and saying, you know what?"
Tesla Cybertruck
"...as supposed to take over the world, which was the Cybertruck from Tesla. You know, where everybody was thinkin..."
GMC Sierra EV
"...is giving customers a $7,500 subsidy. But no, the Sierra EV is still on this list. If I go to fastest sellers..."
Chevrolet Silverado EV
"... go to fastest sellers, however, F-150 Lightning, Silverado EV, you got some at least, some electric vehicles ar..."
Ford F-150 Lightning
"... list. If I go to fastest sellers, however, F-150 Lightning, Silverado EV, you got some at least, some electr..."
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