all-new 2025 Dodge Ram 1500. Ram Trucks dropped this beast back in late 2023, but now in 2025, it’s hitting showrooms everywhere. If you’re into powerful pickups that mix tough work vibes with fancy tech, this one’s got your name on it. Let’s dive into the first look and break down what makes it tick—from its fresh style to how much it’ll cost you at the pump.
Design
The 2025 Ram 1500 looks sharper than ever, like it traded its old boots for some sleek new ones. The exterior got a full redesign with a bolder front grille and LED lights that scream “I’m here.” It’s got that classic Ram toughness but with smoother lines for better wind flow. Inside, it’s a whole different story—think luxurious cabin with soft premium leather seats in top trims like the Tungsten. The dash feels open and modern, and even the Rebel off-road version sits a bit higher for that extra grit. Overall, it’s built to haul heavy loads while keeping you comfy on long drives.
Features
Tech lovers, buckle up. This Ram packs over 50 inches of digital screens combined, including a massive 14.5-inch touchscreen that’s the biggest in its class. The Uconnect system runs smooth as butter, letting you tweak everything from navigation to your playlist. Safety’s huge too, with over 100 features like blind-spot alerts and adaptive cruise control. Under the hood? Ditch the old Hemi—a new 3.0-liter Hurricane twin-turbo inline-six engine pumps out up to 540 horsepower. Towing maxes at 11,550 pounds, and the Tungsten trim even has seats that massage you on the go. It’s like your truck’s got a spa day built in.
Price
Good news for budget hunters: the base Tradesman starts at around $40,275, making it a solid entry into full-size trucks. But if you want the loaded Tungsten with all the bells and whistles, expect to pay up to $89,000. Prices vary by trim and options, so hit up a dealer for deals—there are often incentives knocking a few grand off. It’s pricier than some rivals, but that luxury payoff feels worth it.
Mileage
Fuel sippers might raise an eyebrow, but the 2025 Ram 1500 does okay for a big boy. You’re looking at 20 mpg in the city and 25 on the highway with the standard engine setup. That’s a step up from older models, thanks to the efficient Hurricane powertrain. If you’re eyeing the electric REV version, it promises even better range, but for gas fans, this keeps fill-ups reasonable without skimping on power.