With The Capacity To Carry Up To Two Kwid In The Bed, The RAM 3500 Will Be The Largest And Most Powerful Diesel Pickup Available In Brazil

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 31/01/2022 at 11:10

Updated on 31/01/2022 at 11:35

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Stellantis Has Already Guaranteed the Launch of the New Diesel Pickup That Can Carry Up to Two Renault Kwid in Brazil. For Now, The Launch Date or Price of The Pickup, As Well As Images of Its Interior, Have Not Yet Been Released

The diesel-powered pickup Ram 1500 Rebel will get a new, much bigger and more powerful version, along with a new technology system that will be integrated soon. According to the automotive group Stellantis, in a statement last Thursday (27), the Ram 3500 will also be launched in Brazil.

New Ram 3500 Will Arrive in Brazil Soon

YouTube video — *THE FIRST RAM 3500 SINGLE CAB HAS ARRIVED IN BRAZIL!! – Reproduction/Youtube*

The new pickup will be the third model from Stellantis, the premium brand in Brazil. According to the manufacturer, the Ram 3500 will innovate the pickup concept, bringing even more strength and capacity to become the newest pinnacle in the line of the most coveted diesel pickups in the Brazilian market.

Throughout the 24-second commercial that was displayed, various details of the exterior of the Ram 3500 were visible. The pickup has a new look, with a front optical assembly equipped with LED lights, promising to attract a lot of attention and be a highlight wherever the powerful Ram 3500 goes.

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Possible Features Integrated into Ram 3500

It is estimated that, if it is confirmed that the new Ram 3500 will be an explosion of technology, Stellantis will deliver a diesel pickup with a complete multimedia center, featuring a 12-inch vertical screen, Harman Kardon sound system, as well as LED lighting in the interior and the beloved connections with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.

Stellantis seems to be betting everything on the Ram 3500, as it was possible to see the incredible exterior of the new pickup in the 24-second teaser that was shown. If under the hood it can carry up to two Kwid in the bed has as much technology as it seems to have on the exterior, without a doubt, the Ram 3500 will make history. Stellantis has already guaranteed the launch of its powerful diesel pickup in Brazil, even if there is no forecast.

Power and Possible Purchase Price

The diesel pickup will have the 6-cylinder Cummins engine, with 377 hp of power and a maximum torque of 117.2 kgf/m. The Ram 3500 is 12 hp and 6.6 kgf/m more powerful than the 2500. With so much strength and power in the engine, the pickup will have a greater load capacity (1,752 kg), as well as an incredible 9,021 kg that can be towed by the Ram 3500.

Hence comes the “can carry up to two Kwid.” In addition, the pickup is also capable of towing trailers weighing about 9 tons. Stellantis has not yet mentioned the price at which the new model will be sold, but based on the prices of the Ram 1500 and 2500, which cost about R$ 469,990 each, it is possible that the Ram 3500 will be sold for around R$ 500,000 or more.

With The Capacity To Carry Up To Two Kwid In The Bed, The RAM 3500 Will Be The Largest And Most Powerful Diesel Pickup Available In Brazil

Stellantis Has Already Guaranteed the Launch of the New Diesel Pickup That Can Carry Up to Two Renault Kwid in Brazil. For Now, The Launch Date or Price of The Pickup, As Well As Images of Its Interior, Have Not Yet Been Released

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