2027 Ram 1500 Rumble Bee Foose Edition Revealed With Up to 746kW (Estimated)

FOX Factory Vehicles and Chip Foose reveal the 2027 Ram 1500 Rumble Bee Foose Edition at SEMA, with estimated outputs of 526kW and 746kW.

2027 Ram 1500 Rumble Bee Foose Edition Revealed With Up to 746kW (Estimated)
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Estimated outputs of 526kW and 746kW headline the 2027 Ram 1500 Rumble Bee Foose Edition, unveiled by FOX Factory Vehicles and automotive designer Chip Foose at the 2026 SEMA Show in Las Vegas.

The US program offers 392 Track Pack and SRT configurations, with both power estimates subject to validation and possible changes before production.

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The Ram 1500-based street truck is the first vehicle developed through the collaboration between FOX Factory Vehicles and Foose Design, announced earlier in 2026.

Both configurations receive Foose-designed 22-inch wheels with Michelin high-performance tyres, along with exterior styling changes, upholstery and signature badging.

Specification392 Track PackSRT
Estimated powerApproximately 526kWApproximately 746kW
WheelsFoose-designed 22-inchFoose-designed 22-inch
TyresMichelin high-performanceMichelin high-performance
Power validationSubject to validation before productionSubject to validation before production

Ridetech lowered suspension features on applicable configurations, while a Whipple supercharger upgrade is available.

The exhaust uses dual rear outlets with MagnaFlow hardware and Direct Connection tips.

Foose's exterior changes include a front splitter, side skirts and a tailgate spoiler, complemented by a paint and graphics package with bedside graphics.

Signature bonnet emblems are included on applicable 6.2-litre models.

Inside, the package adds Foose-designed upholstery and signature badging, with all-weather floor mats and window tint also included.

A WeatherTech tonneau cover completes the listed equipment.

“For me, great design is about getting the entire vehicle to work together,” said Chip Foose, Founder, Foose Design.

“The stance, the wheels, the body lines and all those little details have to feel like they belong.”

The reveal follows the return of V8 power to the US-market Ram 1500 for the 2026 model year.

Separately, Ram Trucks Australia lists the regular Ram 1500 Rumble Bee as a potential future model that is “not yet confirmed” for Australia, with a register-your-interest option on its website.

FOX Factory Vehicles and Foose Design will continue refining the Foose Edition following its SEMA debut, with final specifications, pricing and availability to be announced as development progresses.

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