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The automotive industry has witnessed a surge in the popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) in recent years, driven by technological advancements and growing environmental concerns. Despite their numerous advantages, several myths and misconceptions about electric vehicles remain.

 
Jeep and RAM recently brought some exciting concepts to SEMA. Here are a few examples of what they got to the show.

This electric SUV is something that Jeep has been planning for a while now. They look to expand their lineup and tap into the growing electric vehicle market. The Avenger's range should be more than enough for the average driver. Jeep has not released many details about the Avenger yet. We can expect it to have all the features we've come to expect from the brand. It will be a stylish and sporty SUV that is perfect for everyday use.

EVs seem to be more cost-effective in the long run. They have lower monthly expenses than traditional cars and trucks. They also pay off after one year of ownership with their lower gasoline prices!

 
Jeep plans to soon begin developing its first-ever fully electric SUV. The Jeep Wrangler Magneto could arrive as early as 2024. Here's what we currently know about this future model.

 
Dodge’s CEO has claimed that they will not release any basic electric cars in the next few years. Still, the announcement of an electric muscle car in 2024 was communicated to the public recently. This announcement was released as part of a bigger plan on behalf of Stellantis, the parent company of Dodge. The eMuscle brand is going to be part of the Dodge lineup in the coming years.

 
Stellantis, the company formed by the merger of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and the PSA Group, has announced plans to introduce a new RAM 1500 all-electric pickup in 2024. The commitment to creating and exceeding the competitors for an electrified truck is their objective. The focus for the RAM 1500 electrified vehicle is to exceed customers' expectations for power, range, and productivity.