Ram has announced pricing for the 2025 Ram 1500 pickup range, with deliveries to dealers expected in the first quarter of this year. The announced pricing does not include the Tradesman HFE, Big horn, Ramcharger, REV battery-electric pickup, and TRX-replacing RHO. After a $1,995 destination charge, pricing for the 2025 Ram 1500 configurator looks like this:
– Tradesman: $42,270 ($855)
– Laramie: $62,025 ($5,395)
– Rebel: $66,190 ($4,895)
– Limited: $77,150 ($9,345)
– Longhorn: $77,645 ($14,255)
– Tungsten: $89,150 (New trim)
The Tradesman, Tradesman HFE, and Big Horn models will be powered by the carryover 3.6-liter Pentastar V6, with the standard-output version of the Hurricane inline-six available as an option for $2,695. The Laramie and Rebel trims will come standard with the Hurricane inline-six. The Limited and Longhorn trims will start with the 3.6-liter Pentastar and offer the 420-hp Hurricane, with the high-output version of the Hurricane I6 as standard on the four-wheel-drive versions of these trims.
The Tungsten model, which is priced to match its luxury features, will be sold only with the H.O. Hurricane, four-wheel drive, a Crew Cab and 5-foot-7-inch bed, offering a range of high-end features including a jeweled rotary shift knob, 23-speaker Klipsch Reference Premiere audio system, and interior done up in Indigo and Sea Salt hues.
In addition, Ram is in the process of replacing its TRX model with the RHO trim, which will also run with the HO Hurricane engine. Prices for the new 2025 models suggest some impressive updates and changes, and we are keen to hear more about the new features and technologies that are contributing to the price shifts we are seeing in the new models.
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