Mopar Showcases e-Crate-Powered Plymouth GTX, Sport Truck Rams at SEMA

– Mopar previews its e-Crate propulsion technology with the 1967 Plymouth GTX Electromod.

– Ram 2500 Power Wagon blends off-road ruggedness with practical daily usability.

– Ram 1500 RHO features a high-impact design and a powerful 3.0L Hurricane H/O SST engine.

Mopar is firing on all electrons and pistons at this year’s SEMA Show in Las Vegas. The highlights include the incredible electrified take on the classic 1967 Plymouth GTX and bold modifications of the Ram truck lineup. The display, open from November 5 to 8, features Mopar’s vision of the future of customization with both electric and gasoline-powered vehicles.

1967 Plymouth GTX Electromod

Mopar’s presentation features the Plymouth GTX Electromod, an all-electric concept that hints at Mopar’s e-Crate technology, aimed at converting classic and contemporary vehicles to electric power. The GTX’s distinctive Frostbite Blue paint, Satin Black trim, and carbon fibre details visually sell it. At the same time, its electric drivetrain—built on a scalable 400-volt, 250-kilowatt electric module—delivers 335 horsepower and a projected range of 250 miles (402 km). Key design features include a custom carbon fibre hood with dual air extractors, widened rear-wheel arches, and a flip-top fuel cap converted into a charge port. The GTX sits on lowered suspension and is fitted with BTG Vintage Bronze wheels and Pirelli P-ZERO tires.

Inside, the GTX Electromod combines vintage aesthetics with modern features. The reworked interior includes a set of customized gauges to track battery and motor functions and a contemporary flat-bottom steering wheel wrapped in leather. Updated seating, upholstered in IndiGo Blue with contrast stitching, offers improved support while retaining a classic style, and a redesigned center console incorporates modern comforts such as a rotary shift knob and cupholders.

Wondering why only 335 hp? Remember that this is a converted classic car, not a full-on custom car. Any more power and torque than this, and the GTX would pretzel itself under the strain.

Ram 2500 Power Wagon Concept

Another highlight, the Ram 2500 Power Wagon Concept, caters to both work and off-road needs. A Satin Stealth Sand paint scheme contrasts with Header Orange accents and a topographical map pattern on the bed. Powered by a 6.4L HEMI V8, the Power Wagon also features 35-inch tires on black and Anthracite Grey wheels, along with a Mopar performance hood. Functional accessories include a factory Warn winch, roof rack with LED lighting, and a Bed Slide system that facilitates cargo handling. Inside, the cabin is upgraded with premium leather seating, Header Orange accents, and an accessory rail for securing devices.

Ram 1500 RHO

Completing the lineup, the Ram 1500 RHO showcases a high-impact design with Mopar Blue exterior graphics on a Diamond Black base, paired with massive 37-inch tires. The RHO Concept is powered by a new 3.0L Hurricane H/O SST engine, generating 540 horsepower and featuring a lighter, more balanced configuration for improved handling. Enhancements include a dual Mopar exhaust system and stamped side steps. Custom leather seating with Mopar Blue accents and an integrated accessory rail add to its appeal.

These Mopar concepts at SEMA show that the brand will continue offering various vehicle customizations and options for electric and ICE vehicles.