2024 RAM RAMPAGE | The 2024 Rampage Revealed | What to Expect!

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The full-size Ram 1500 has long been one of our favorite pickups, and Ram will soon offer a Stellantis version of the best-selling truck.
The Rampage, known as the Ram 1200 in other markets, has been rumored for the U.S. to compete against other compact pickups such as the Ford Maverick and Hyundai Santa Cruz. Although currently available in Brazil, the all-wheel-drive Rampage is poised to make its debut in the U.S. as early as 2024, promising a blend of economy and luxury features that define the full-size truck experience. With a power-opening tailgate and a potential unibody construction, possibly shared with models like the Dodge Hornet and Alfa Romeo Tonale, the Rampage is set to redefine the compact-truck segment.
The eagerly anticipated U.S. variant of the Ram Rampage is expected to make waves in 2024 as a fresh addition to the compact-truck lineup, joining the ranks of the Maverick and Santa Cruz.
Anticipated to start around $34,000 and climb up to $46,000 depending on trim and options, the 2024 Ram Rampage is poised to offer a compelling choice in its segment. While specific pricing details and trim levels are yet to be officially announced by Ram, industry experts project that the Rampage will position itself above the Ford Maverick in terms of pricing, likely offering a more feature-rich interior as a result. Expectations are high for potential off-road variants like the Rebel, mirroring the Maverick Tremor, and a range-topping R/T variant boasting premium features and performance upgrades.
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[@user-nf5zd6mi7z]

When?

[@viper2148]

I’ll wait until the maintenance stats are out.

[@crawdaddct]

Not bad, why didn’t they just call it the Durango? French and Italians missing a opportunity.

[@tilkanash]

Alfa Romeo association and NO V8 engine = No thanks for me.

[@mmorrell4492]

All wishful thinking and no release date

[@carintos]

Dear viewer, please watch the video carefully. In the video we say: it will debut in the US in 2024.

[@richardkusimenkah]

​@@carintosall hype and speculation. I highly doubt this will come to us markets because American truck makers can't pull their heads outta the sand that small trucks are actually practical. Gm refused to make a small truck for the states(even tho they have one abroad) and I'm pissed to believe that ram is gonna do the same. Americans can't have nice things.

[@skybluemarshall]

Yeah, that's why they embedded American flag patterns into the tail lights. Because that's what every Brazilian wants, right? Those little Easter eggs were put there to generate interest and excitement for the American market.