How many seats are in a Dodge RAM?
Up to six seats are possible, depending on cab type and front-seat configuration; most RAM pickups seat five.
RAM’s pickup lineup includes Regular Cab, Quad Cab, and Crew Cab configurations. The seating count varies by cab type and whether the front row uses a bench seat (three across) or bucket seats (two across with a center console). The exact number can differ by model year, trim, and market, so checking a specific vehicle’s configuration is advised.
Seat configurations by RAM cab type
Below is a quick guide to typical seating counts across common RAM pickups for recent model years. Options can change, so verify with the dealer for a given vehicle.
- Regular Cab: 3 seats (front bench, no rear seating in most configurations)
- Quad Cab: typically 6 seats when the front row is a bench (three across) plus a rear bench; or 5 seats if the front row uses bucket seats with a center console
- Crew Cab: typically 5 seats (two front bucket seats + rear bench for three); a rare front-bench option could allow 6, but it is uncommon
Note: Availability varies by model year, trim, and market. Always confirm the exact seating configuration for a specific RAM pickup you’re considering.
Front-seat configurations and how they affect capacity
The deciding factor is whether the front row uses a bench seat (3 across) or bucket seats (2 across with a center console). A front bench can push some Quad Cab or Crew Cab models to six seats, while bucket-seat configurations commonly yield five seats.
Summary
In short, RAM pickups can accommodate up to six people, but five is the most common seating arrangement. The exact total depends on the cab type (Regular, Quad, or Crew) and whether the front row is a bench or bucket seats.
