the info is to preliminary but there are so many ways this could go. IF ford does a hybrid setup we will hear the same complaints we hear from the v8 only crowd when the gen 2 raptor came out. and ford still sold the crap out of them because at the end of the day it was still an amazing truck that out preformed the gen 1, not sure what ford didnt get about it. people are usually resilient to change but we have seen what electric power is capable of. just watch some of the videos of stock tesla's absolutely destroying heavily modified barely street legal muscle cars.
this is where technology is going whether you like it or not. Ferrari Laferrari, Mclaren P1, Porsche 918, did those companies abandon performance when they went hybrid? No. they showed the world how you can make stupid fast gas/electric powertrains that arent just for tree huggers that want to putt putt around.
ram is likely going to have both the rebel and the rebel trx. ford could do the standard raptor as a hybrid and do a super raptor with anything from the gt500 engine to a 3.5 ecoboost with a 200hp hybrid system and anything in between. the question you need to ask yourself is what is more important, the sound it makes or the numbers it puts down?
i also get the impression that dodge is more concerned with on road performance with the launch control and drag menu's they are putting on the trx as well as the huge trailing arms on the prototype.
and the big X factor that everyone forgets is the cyber truck. It might be ugly and not quite as capable but that thing will probably be a silent killer if they hit their performance target. They also have over half a million pre orders so I think it’s safe to say that people are accepting electric trucks.