Ram Confirms 25 New Models in 18 Months

Ram Confirms 25 New Models In 18 Months And It Starts With A Bang In June​

There’s a lot brewing at Ram, and if the brand’s new boss is to be believed, the next year and a half could be packed with announcements. After a quiet stretch, the truckmaker looks set to make some serious noise.

Tim Kuniskis, the former head of Dodge who’s now running Ram, says the brand will unveil 25 production-related announcements over the next 18 months. The first one is scheduled for June 8, marking the beginning of what Kuniskis described as a major new chapter for the company. The comments came via LinkedIn, just ahead of the New York Auto Show.

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Ram Confirms 18 New Models

Thanks to Brad Anderson @ Carscoops.com

 

[Jimmy07]

The headline says “25 New Models in 18 months”, but what the Ram CEO actually says is “25 production-based announcements over the next 18 months”. Then the article continues on with the usual, oft repeated speculation…

 

[Dodge 1500 4X4]

TK garage on youTube says it all.

 

[tjfdesmo]

Better include a truly new HD lineup with the Cummins' wick turned up.

 

[BossHogg]

New models or not, if they can't get pricing under control, they can offer up the best wiz-bang whatever. If folks don't have the resources, they simply can't put it into their garage.

 

[Dusty]

New models or not, if they can't get pricing under control, they can offer up the best wiz-bang whatever. If folks don't have the resources, they simply can't put it into their garage.

Good point. I will say that a friend of mine had been looking for a truck since last year but was put off by pricing. Prices seemed obscene (found Maverick's with $54K MSRP). To make matters worse Ford, GM, Ram and Toyota were not offering much for discounts. He finally found a dealer holding a 2025 Ram 1500 Big Horn (this was his first choice, anyways) that was willing to discount $16+K off of retail. I think the other manufacturers are coming down as well.

Regards,
Dusty
2019 Ram 1500 Billet Silver Laramie Quad Cab 2WD, 5.7 Hemi, 8HP75, 3.21 axle, 33-gallon fuel tank, 18” wheels. Build Date: 3 June 2018. Now at 130066 miles.

 

[bjayscanlon]

Agree, prices are sky high. Make a simple truck for a simple guy and make the world a great place again. Do not need any luxury anything, just build to last. And bring back the manual transmission so a guy can do his own shifting.

 

[KSGator]

I wish RAM would bring back the 3.0L V6 Turbo Diesel. I'd order one again in a heartbeat, but right now there is no Diesel option unless I select a 2500/3500 with the 12K Cummings option. The V6 Turbo Diesel I ordered in my 2022 1500 was only 5K. I've had it for over 3 years and have never had a problem and it gets great MPG. Never understood why it was discontinued.

 

[Snowchief]

Agree, prices are sky high. Make a simple truck for a simple guy and make the world a great place again. Do not need any luxury anything, just build to last. And bring back the manual transmission so a guy can do his own shifting.

Along with the ability to fully shut off the Nannie’s (traction control,electronic stability control,abs).

 

[TheOldFartDrummer]

Ram Confirms 25 New Models In 18 Months And It Starts With A Bang In June​

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There’s a lot brewing at Ram, and if the brand’s new boss is to be believed, the next year and a half could be packed with announcements. After a quiet stretch, the truckmaker looks set to make some serious noise.

Tim Kuniskis, the former head of Dodge who’s now running Ram, says the brand will unveil 25 production-related announcements over the next 18 months. The first one is scheduled for June 8, marking the beginning of what Kuniskis described as a major new chapter for the company. The comments came via LinkedIn, just ahead of the New York Auto Show.

Read More Here:

Ram Confirms 18 New Models

Thanks to Brad Anderson @ Carscoops.com

Blah, blah, blah..."...smaller Ram..." I won't believe the Dakota (or whatever the hell it will be called) has returned until I see it for sale on the Official Ram website. I won't hold my breath for V8 engine option availability either...

Former Owner of:
1995 Dakota, SLT, Extended Cab, RWD, V8/5.2L PowerTech, 2nd Gen
2005 Dakota, Crew Cab, RWD, V8/4.7L Magnum, 3rd Gen

 

[GTyankee]

Ram 4 door 1500s are made at the Sterling Heights Michigan Plant
The New HEMI Engine will be made in the USA.

Stellantis is planning to reintroduce the Hemi lineup of V-8 engines this August, according to a new report from MoparInsiders. The report says production will be moved to the Dundee Engine Plant in Michigan and will include the 5.7-liter, "392" 6.4-liter, and Hellcat supercharged 6.2-liter V-8 engines.
Mar 24, 2025

The 8 speed is made in Gray Court, South Carolina

The electrical parts are made overseas
so the tariffs will be on only electrical parts & tires ??