Ritz Motors reservations are open, but vehicle ordering is not. This FAQ explains what is known now, what has not been announced, and how the refundable reservation works.
The $35 reservation is refundable until order conversion, with a separate non-refundable payment processing fee at checkout. Ritz Motors has not announced a vehicle order date, final specifications, final pricing, production timing, or delivery timing.
It records your interest in either the Ritz Forge truck or Ritz Waypoint SUV, keeps your reservation details on file, and helps Ritz Motors understand demand by vehicle type and ZIP code.
Ritz Motors has not announced an order date yet. Reservation holders will receive updates before any order conversion, and no one is asked to place a vehicle order until configuration, pricing, timing, and purchase terms are available.
Not until you choose to convert your reservation into an actual vehicle order after seeing configuration, pricing, timing, and purchase terms.
Yes. The $35 reservation is refundable until you decide to convert it into an order. The separate payment processing fee is non-refundable.
Reservations remain refundable. The reservation is not a forced purchase or a final sales contract. The separate payment processing fee is not part of the refundable reservation.
The current public plan is focused on simple gas I-4 and gas V6 powertrains. Ritz Motors has not announced an electric truck or SUV.
Ritz Motors is being built around an American truck and SUV mission. Final manufacturing locations, suppliers, and production details have not been announced yet.
The plan centers on fewer trims, simpler powertrain choices, repairable body panels, direct ordering, and fewer luxury-package traps. Final pricing will be confirmed before any order conversion.