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Today, Stellantis unveiled the STLA frame platform, which they say will transform their truck lineup and their full size pickups and

SUVs.

The first vehicle on it will be next year's RAM-1500 RAM charger, which has been delayed by a

little bit, but not too much.

It still comes early next year.

Stalantis has 14 brands, including Jeep Dodge and RAM under their umbrella, and they

hope that this will also be a platform that can

support EREV vehicles up to 1,100 kilometres of range with battery and petrol combined

and a Purebev platform that will do 500 miles.

Stalantis also confirming that the small platform, STLA small, because we've got medium and large,

will first debut in 2026.

Lots of vehicles could be on that.

The Peugeot-208, 2.08, Waxall, Opel Corsa, the Mocker.

Any of those could go first, I guess, and move away from the ECMP platform they use, but they haven't confirmed

which the vehicle will be first on their new little baby platform, but they say they are on track

for 2026. Jaguar have no new cars to sell me this year for 2025. Nothing from Jaguar is on sale

until their EVs arrive. However, they have

got some time to reinvent their logos, or rather four brand identities, all inspired by

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