Production of the Jeep Grand Wagoneer Hybrid is being moved up, with assembly slated to begin in November rather than later in the year. The shift reflects Jeep’s push to bring its first full‑size hybrid SUV to market quickly, aiming to meet growing consumer demand for greener luxury trucks. Meanwhile, the Ram 1500 REV—Ford’s upcoming electric pickup—has been delayed, with its rollout now pushed into next spring. The staggered timelines underscore how automakers are juggling the rollout of new powertrains amid supply‑chain constraints and the race to electrify their flagship models.
The Jeep Grand Wagoneer Hybrid’s production will now start in November, with the Ram 1500 REV pushed until next spring.
