If there is one thing the Mopar arm of the Stellantis brand knows how to do, it's the fact that they do a good job at marketing with certain vehicles. Just from a personal standpoint, one of the gripes I have with EVs is their looks. They try too hard to look like an EV which to me, and again my personal opinion, is that I don't want a car that looks like an EV, or some cheap looking vehicle. You take a Tesla or a Bolt/Volt or anything in that and you look at them and immediately know they're electric. When you look at what Stellantis, FCA-Mopar is doing with their EVs, while they do have their own uniqueness to them, they don't have that bland appearance to them that make them feel stodgy or out of place. Looking at cars like the Wagoneer S, the Daytona, the Ram 1500 (REV and Ramcharger) and the Recon, while they have slight differences to them, they have many features that set the apart from the EV crowd when it comes to styling and makes them appear more normal. I actually can appreciate the approach that Stellantis (Mopar-branch) is taking with their EVs and hopefully they truly will be game-changers in the EV market. What makes me even happier is that there are companies out there, like Borla, who are embracing the EV market and doing things to bring excitement and customization to what will hopefully be a growing EV performance aftermarket scenario. By no means am I genuinely an EV fan, but with Dodge stepping into the market (Dodge/FCA) I'd consider buying something from the brand