2024 Ram ProMaster EV Targets Last-Mile Deliveries with 162-Mile Range

• Ram has revealed its electric entrant in the full-size van segment, the ProMaster EV.

• With a focus on deliveries, the ProMaster EV has a 110.0-kWh battery that provides 162 miles of range in city driving.

• An electric motor on the front axle is good for 268 horsepower and 302 pound-feet of torque.

Electric vans are well suited to last-mile delivery: the trips that take your Amazon packages from the distribution center to your doorstep so you can get that all-important Stanley tumbler the same day you impulsively bought it. Now Ram is joining the segment with its 2024 ProMaster EV, an electric version of its full-size commercial van that will be offered in a variety of specifications.

Long road trips are not the ProMaster EV's focus, so its 110.0-kWh battery is only capable of traveling up to 162 miles on a charge in city driving. While this number may sound meager, it should be more than enough for a day of deliveries. The van will be capable of Level 3 DC fast-charging at up to 150 kW, while the Level 2 onboard charger is good for up to 11 kW. The ProMaster EV is motivated by a 268-hp electric motor on the front axle that sends 302 pound-feet of torque exclusively to the front wheels.

Utilizing the same architecture as the gasoline-powered model, the battery is situated under the floor in the middle of the van. Ram claims the cargo volume is unchanged, with 524 cubic feet available and an interior cargo height of 86 inches. The ProMaster EV will come either as a delivery-focused model or in two cargo versions, measuring 12 feet and 13 feet, with all three variants sitting on a 159-inch wheelbase.