* Design Changes: A new vehicle platform or significant redesign might necessitate a change.
* Weight Reduction: A different bolt pattern might allow for lighter wheels, improving fuel economy.
* Improved Handling: Changes could be made to optimize handling and performance characteristics.
* Cost Reduction: Switching to a more common bolt pattern could lead to cost savings on parts.
However, there's no public announcement or indication from either Ford or Dodge suggesting imminent changes to their current wheel bolt patterns across their entire lineups. They are likely to stick with existing patterns for the foreseeable future for reasons of compatibility and parts availability. Any such change would usually be announced well in advance.
Therefore, the short answer is: Probably not in the near future, but it's always possible in the longer term. If you are considering buying wheels, it's best to check the specifications for your specific vehicle year and model to ensure compatibility.
