Fox, Chip Foose Unveil Rumble Bee Foose Truck
Fox Factory Vehicles and designer Chip Foose introduced the 2027 Rumble Bee Foose Edition truck at SEMA.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Trucks
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Fox Factory Vehicles and Chip Foose unveiled the 2027 Rumble Bee Foose Edition, their first collaborative vehicle, at SEMA. The truck is built on the RAM 1500 platform and offered in Rumble Bee 392 Track Pack and Rumble Bee SRT configurations.
Why it matters
The collaboration marks the first vehicle from a partnership that is described as only the beginning of further joint work. It signals a push by Fox Factory Vehicles to bring a custom-built truck concept toward customers.
The Rumble Bee Foose Edition is offered in Rumble Bee 392 Track Pack and Rumble Bee SRT configurations on the RAM 1500 platform. Pricing, output, and delivery timing were not disclosed in the available details.
The players
Fox Factory Vehicles
Fox Factory Vehicles is a company that builds and modifies trucks and vehicles, and it constructed the Rumble Bee Foose Edition.
Chip Foose
Chip Foose is a well-known custom car designer who collaborated with Fox Factory Vehicles on the truck's design.
The details
Foose worked with Fox Factory Vehicles to develop the design, and the team selected one concept from dozens of ideas for the SEMA unveiling. The modifications include a Foose original wheel concept, a modified front splitter, and added side skirts, with the truck built at Fox Factory Vehicles.
Timeline
SEMA 2026: the first Fox and Foose collaborative vehicle was unveiled.
Roadmap
The Rumble Bee Foose Edition builds on the RAM 1500 platform, extending a mainstream pickup into the custom-truck builder market. The partnership between Fox Factory Vehicles and Chip Foose is described as a starting point for further collaboration in that segment.
Buyers interested in the Rumble Bee configurations will need to watch for pricing and dealer availability, which were not announced in the source details. Those who want a custom-styled RAM 1500 should track whether the Track Pack or SRT versions reach customers.
The takeaway
Custom pickup projects like this one show how aftermarket builders are working alongside designers to reshape production trucks. Readers tracking the segment should watch whether these collaborations move from show debuts to customer deliveries.
Further reading
Explore more Trucks coverage to see how custom pickup builds fit into the market.
Source note: This article includes information reported by MotorTrend.
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