RAM 1500
| Fuel Type | Petrol |
|---|---|
| Body Type | Pick-up |
The perfect vehicle for towing the caravan or horse float down the highway, the RAM 1500 is an American sweetheart that’s exceedingly becoming more popular in Australia. A twin-turbo six-cylinder Hurricane engine is slated to replace the 5.7-litre V8 sometime in 2025, but for now the Australian line-up – Laramie, Laramie Sport, Big Horn and Limited – is powered exclusively by the HEMI powerplant that generates 291kW and 556Nm and is paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission.
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News2025 RAM 1500 pricing and specs: Hurricane six-cylinder arrives in Australia
More power and torque, new tech, and higher sticker price for inline-six Ram 1500
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NewsAlmost 6000 RAM 1500s recalled due to ABS fault
ABS software issue triggers massive recall for the RAM 1500 DT
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NewsHemi V8 in run-out mode: RAM 1500 DT prepares for six-cylinder switch
End of the line for Hemi V8, as RAM Trucks Australia prepares to launch revamped 1500 DT
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News2024 Ram 1500 Ramcharger: range-extender electric ute with 1110km range revealed
Ramcharger variant of the Ram 1500 full-size ute targets 1100km range and 7-tonne towing capacity by using a Pentastar V6 to power an onboard generator for its electric motors.
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News2025 RAM 1500’s V8 blown off the menu by Hurricane straight-six
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News2023 Ram 1500 Big Horn: New, dearer entry model arrives
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NewsRAM adds Laramie Sport to 1500 DT ute range
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NewsVFACTs May 2023: Hilux leads the way