RAM Rampage 2025 Revolutionizes The Market: Steers Itself With New ADAS Package And Brings Updated Prices!

Written by Carla Teles

Published on 27/01/2025 at 14:07

A nova RAM Rampage 2025 traz direção semiautônoma com o pacote ADAS, que até faz curva sozinha. Além disso, vem com motores potentes, mais conforto e preços atualizados!

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With Cutting-Edge Technology, The RAM Rampage 2025 Arrives With Semi-Autonomous Steering, Powerful Engines, More Standard Items, And Adjusted Prices; Discover Everything About The Pickup That Promises To Dominate The Roads!

Driving a pickup that virtually thinks for you. The RAM Rampage 2025 arrives with everything, bringing technological innovations that make driving safer, more comfortable, and, of course, much more practical. The big highlight? The ADAS package, a Level 2 driving assistance suite that promises to revolutionize the driving experience.

What’s New in The RAM Rampage 2025?

The ADAS package is the star this time. With features like Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and Lane Keeping Assistance, driving has become calmer and safer. And there’s more: now the pickup can make turns on marked roads by itself. It’s like having an invisible co-pilot always by your side! There’s also a frontal collision warning with emergency braking that recognizes pedestrians and cyclists, and blind-spot monitoring. But beware: despite the technology, Brazilian laws require that your hands remain on the wheel.

The RAM Rampage maintains two powerful options: the 2.0 turbo gasoline engine (272 hp) and the 2.2 turbo diesel (200 hp), both paired with a nine-speed automatic transmission. The fuel economy of the turbo diesel has improved by 10%, making it a sustainable and efficient choice.

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**The RAM Rampage 2025 has two super powerful engines: a 2.0 turbo gasoline with 272 hp and a 2.2 turbo diesel with 200 hp. Both ensure power, economy, and excellent performance on any terrain!**

For 2025, RAM included news that promises to please even the most demanding drivers. All versions now come with a bed cover and leather seats, while the Laramie version gains electric seat adjustment and a Harman Kardon sound system with nine speakers. The premium perforated steering wheel in the R/T is the final touch for a sophisticated interior.

Of course, with so much innovation, prices have gone up a bit. The Rebel and Laramie versions saw increases between R$ 4,000 and R$ 6,000, while the Big Horn kept its price unchanged. Here are the new prices:

Big Horn 2.2 Turbo Diesel: R$ 237,990
Rebel 2.2 Turbo Diesel: R$ 265,990
Rebel 2.0 Gasoline: R$ 268,990
Laramie 2.2 Turbo Diesel: R$ 278,990
Laramie 2.0 Gasoline: R$ 281,990
R/T 2.0 Gasoline: R$ 299,990

RAM Rampage In The Agricultural Business

According to Compre Rural, those who work in the field know the value of a vehicle that can take a beating. The 4×4 traction, combined with a load capacity of up to 1,050 kg, makes the RAM Rampage 2025 an ideal partner for the agricultural business. The pickup has become a status symbol, especially in regions like the Midwest and South of Brazil.

Whether facing tough terrain or cruising through the city in style, the RAM Rampage 2025 delivers everything: technology, comfort, and robustness. With the ADAS package, it is ahead of many competitors in the segment, providing a unique and innovative experience. Are you ready to discover the future of pickups?

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Jose Baltazartaveira @hotmail.com

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28/01/2025 20:21

Gostei , eu tenho um jepp a diesel 22/22, tenho intenção de trocar dessa camionete a diesel

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RAM Rampage 2025 Revolutionizes The Market: Steers Itself With New ADAS Package And Brings Updated Prices!

With Cutting-Edge Technology, The RAM Rampage 2025 Arrives With Semi-Autonomous Steering, Powerful Engines, More Standard Items, And Adjusted Prices; Discover Everything About The Pickup That Promises To Dominate The Roads!

What’s New in The RAM Rampage 2025?

More Comfort And Technology

RAM Rampage In The Agricultural Business

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RAM Rampage 2025 Revolutionizes The Market: Steers Itself With New ADAS Package And Brings Updated Prices!

With Cutting-Edge Technology, The RAM Rampage 2025 Arrives With Semi-Autonomous Steering, Powerful Engines, More Standard Items, And Adjusted Prices; Discover Everything About The Pickup That Promises To Dominate The Roads!

What’s New in The RAM Rampage 2025?

More Comfort And Technology

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