RAM 2500 Cummins 6.7 GASOLINE Engine | Could This Replace The HEMI in HD RAM Trucks??

Cummins is releasing a 6.7 GAS Engine that could replace the current 6.4 hemi in Ram 2500 trucks. I talk about the likely hood of this happening and whether or not a gas 6.7 Cummins is a good gasoline option for RAM HD trucks. I go over the 6.7 gas engine details and explain why Cummins is releasing a gas engine.




I hope everyone is having a good week! It is good to be back after a stressful vacation which resulted in me buying a house in Newbrunswick. very exciting stuff. but what is more exciting is the potential cummins gas replacement for the 6.4 hemi

now I have no idea if cummins is talking to ram but the timeline of this new 6.7 gas cummins engine releasing in 2024 does seem to line up with the exit of the 6.4 hemi pretty nicely.

I also think the high output 3.0 inline 6 twin turbo stellantis engine is not really a good fit for the HD ram truck line up. it seems like that new I6 engine will have plenty of power but it looks much more like a performance based engine vs a work ready engine able to take a beating.

so it does leave us with a bit of a question as to what is happening with the hemi is the Ram 2500 and Ram 3500. It does seem clear that ram wants to part ways with the hemi but I think they would also want a gas option for their HD line up so is this 6.7 gas Cummins engine a good fit?

we don't know too many details but it is looking like this gas engine is going to share the diesel bottom end making this gas engine very very strong. which is not a bad thing but it also means this gas engine is going to be heavy and probably not the best on fuel.

regardless its a cool option and I go in why Cummins is releasing a gas 6.7 as part of their fuel agnostic strategy. basically giving all of their engines the ability to run of different fuels with little differences to the engine making manufacturing cheaper and easier.

anyways guys a very cool option and only time will tell what actually happens!

cheers, everyone!