Overview
- Ram has launched the 2027 Rumble Bee family as a street‑performance half‑ton with four V8 trims and published MSRPs and performance figures for each model.
- The Rumble Bee lineup uses a shortened, street‑tuned chassis with a 13‑inch shorter frame, a claimed 10 percent reduction in structural flex, and a burnout mode with front‑axle disconnect for rear‑drive launches.
- Mopar’s Direct Connection announced a 3.0‑liter twin‑screw supercharger priced at $10,995 that Mopar says targets more than 600 hp on the 5.7L, over 700 hp on the 6.4L, and in excess of 900 hp on the 6.2L Hellcat when fitted by certified technicians.
- If installed by ASE‑ or Mopar‑certified technicians, Mopar says the supercharger packages keep the factory five‑year/60,000‑mile powertrain warranty, and supporting parts such as Ridetech suspension and Magnaflow cat‑back exhausts were also priced and announced.
- Mopar said on August 4–5 that 5.7L supercharger kits will start entering the supply chain late 2026 with 392 and SRT kits arriving in early 2027, a timing that lets buyers buy into high horsepower without pushing sticker prices into six figures.