View Photos of the 2028 Ram Rampage
See exterior and interior images of the 2028 Ram Rampage for Brazil.
The 2024 Ram Rampage is launching in Brazil, but there are several clues that suggest the little unibody truck could make its way to America.
The Ram Rampage is about 198 inches long, 74.3 inches wide, and 70.1 inches tall.
The Rampage is offered in three trim levels: the ritzy Laramie, the sporty R/T, and the rugged Rebel (seen here).
The Rampage is the first Ram vehicle designed and developed in Brazil, but North American designers helped, and the truck's front styling clearly mimics full-size Ram trucks.
One of the clues that suggest the Rampage could be bound for the U.S. are these American flag motifs in the taillights.
The Rampage R/T shown here has black 19-inch wheels as well as a specially tuned Sport drive mode, a 0.4-inch lower ride, and a firmer suspension.
Inside, the R/T model gets exclusive faux-suede upholstery with red contrast stitching and trim-specific logos on the seatbacks.
A 10.3-inch digital gauge cluster and a 12.3-inch Uconnect touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are among the Rampage's desirable features.
The off-road-oriented Rebel model has unique 18-inch wheels mounted on all-terrain tires.
The Brazilian Rampage features all-wheel drive and either a diesel or gas powertrain, but we think the latter engine could come to the States. It's the same 268-hp turbo four found in the Dodge Hornet.
Keep in mind this is all speculation right now, but it's worth considering a similar Rampage is U.S.-bound nonetheless.
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