Range and charging Both the Tesla Cybertruck and the Dodge Ram 1500 REV offer a solid range. The Cybertruck gets 301 miles for the tri-motor model or 318 miles on the dual-motor model. Eventually, Tesla plans on offering a range extender that it says will bring the range to around 470 miles. However, that extender isn’t available yet. The Dodge Ram 1500 REV has a slightly longer range, though. Its 168 kilowatt-hour battery can deliver a range of around 350 miles. Like Tesla, Dodge plans on making larger battery pack available down the line, which it says will deliver a range of up to 500 miles. Stellantis The Ram charges faster too. While the Tesla Cybertruck offers a maximum DC fast charging speed of 250kW, the Dodge Ram 1500 REV supports fast charging at up to 350kW. You’ll have to find a charger capable of those speeds to get it, but it can seriously come in handy for fast charges. It’s currently unclear if the Dodge Ram 1500 REV will have a Combined Charging System (CCS) charging port or adopt the North American Charging System (NACS) connector. We’re hoping for the latter. Given its longer range and faster charging speed, Dodge gets the win here. Winner: Dodge Ram 1500 REV Price and availability This category is kind of easy, but only because only one of these vehicles is available right now. The Tesla Cybertruck can be purchased straight from Tesla itself — however, it doesn’t come cheap. The dual motor model starts at $99,990. The Cyberbeast, on the other hand, starts at $119,990. Yeah, it’s pretty expensive, and it’s a whole lot more expensive than it was originally supposed to be, Telsa The Dodge Ram 1500 REV isn’t available yet, and we don’t yet know the final pricing. We are expecting it to be quite a bit cheaper than the Cybertruck, but that’s just speculation and it remains to be seen how much the vehicle will cost. Given the fact that only one of these trucks is available right now, the Tesla gets the win. Winner: Tesla Cybertruck