Latest Ram 1500 News

Ateco Automotive has recalled the Ram 1500, 2500, and 3500 to fix a problem with a potentially faulty side airbag.

Two-feet longer than a HiLux and able to tow 4500kg, factory-backed American pickup trucks from Ford, Chevy and Ram are booming in Australia.

Ram prices are up by between $3000 and $6000 across the board, with increased material costs to blame.

Ram is gunning for the Ford F-150 Lightning with its new 1500 EV. It's due in 2024, with a Ford Ranger-sized twin due in 2026.

Sure, the new Ram 1500 is here, but its older brother is sticking around for a while longer with a sharp starting price and V8 power.

The new DT-series Ram 1500 has arrived in Australia with more tech, sleeker looks, but a higher price.

Keen to sink your claws into the new Ram 1500 TRX? It's one step closer to Australia, but pricing still hasn't been revealed.

Ram's next-generation 1500 is set for an early 2021 launch, though Ram Trucks Australia has remained tight-lipped about local launch plans for the wild 1500 TRX off-roader.

Ateco Australia isn't the only group keen to cash in on demand for the Ram 1500. A converter in Queensland is planning to sell more than 1500 per year, using a different conversion method.

Do you want the good news, or the good news? There's a new Ram rival to the Ford F-150 Raptor (good news) and it'll be coming to Australia (good news!)

The old king is dead, long live the king. Meet the Ram 1500 TRX, set to give the Ford F-150 Raptor plenty of sleepless nights.

The Ram 1500 Warlock brings dark exterior enhancements and a suspension lift for added capability, and is on sale now for a touch over $100,000.

More than 2500 examples of the RAM 1500 have been recalled due to a defect with the windscreen wiper arm.

A total of 438 pickup trucks has been recalled to fix a fault with the EGR system.

New South Wales Police Marine Command has welcomed a new V8 Hemi pickup onto the fleet.