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Four leading American automakers—Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep®, and Ram—have teamed up to honor the country's 250th anniversary. These brands are joining America250, a congressionally chartered organization created to celebrate the signing of the Declaration of Independence. While they're the only automakers sponsoring this commemoration, various other companies will also lend their support.

 
Ram stepped away from the NASCAR truck competition in 2016, much to the disappointment of racing enthusiasts. As one of the founding NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series manufacturers, Dodge Ram trucks enjoyed a vibrant history until their departure. Back then, Bobby Hamilton dominated the circuits, securing the 2004 Truck Series Championship. After Ram branched off as its own brand in 2010, it continued racing for another six seasons before disappearing entirely. Now, in 2026, Ram is gearing up for a comeback.

 
Ram recently named their first electric pickup vehicle. We now know that it's going to be called the Ram 1500 REV. The Stellantis Ram Truck brand is finally putting out its first battery electric pickup truck. The official production for this vehicle will start in 2024. The brand plans to make the Ram lineup more electrified options as time progresses.

Mopar shows off a variety of new concepts at SEMA in 2022, including a Jeep and two Rams. The company has already revealed a few customized vehicles it will display at the massive Las Vegas auto show, which looks impressive.

Ram has announced that it is expanding the lineup for the Ram 1500 for the 2023 model year. The new Limited Elite Edition will be available. It has some updated tech features.

 
RAM pickup trucks are primarily known for their robust capabilities and durable platforms. These popular vehicles also come with cutting-edge digital technologies, like the RAM Uconnect multimedia system, available in light-duty and heavy-duty editions.