Ram Trucks NZ Unveils Hurricane Engine for Ram 1500 Pickups
Ram Trucks New Zealand has unveiled its latest innovation, the 'Hurricane' twin-turbine 6-cylinder engine, set to power its Ram 1500 pickup trucks. Jeff Barber, General Sales Manager, announced the news.
The Hurricane engine promises a smoother drive, delivering 90% of its torque at just 2,350rpm. It's a significant upgrade from the outgoing 5.7-litre Hemi V8 engine.
The top-of-the-line Ram 1500 Limited now boasts a high output version of the Hurricane engine, generating 403kW of power and 707Nm of torque. This results in a 38.5% power increase and a 27.2% torque boost compared to the previous V8.
The Ram 1500 Laramie Sport also benefits from the new engine, producing 313kW of power and 635Nm of torque, marking a 7.6% power increase and a 14.2% torque improvement over the outgoing V8.
In addition to the new engine, the Ram 1500 Limited comes packed with features like animated lighting, proximity lighting on unlock at night, a 125-litre fuel tank, and massaging seats. The Laramie Sport, meanwhile, sports redesigned LED lights, a new front fascia, a 14.4-inch infotainment screen, dual wireless phone charging, and a power tailgate.
The introduction of the Hurricane engine in the Ram 1500 pickup trucks promises enhanced performance and a smoother driving experience. With significant power and torque increases, these trucks are set to deliver improved capabilities. The addition of new features in the Limited and Laramie Sport trims further enhances their appeal.
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