What are the trim levels for RAM?
RAM's trim levels, as of the 2024 model year, vary by model but generally run from base Tradesman to top-tier Limited on light-duty models, with midrange options and regional editions. The heavy‑duty 2500/3500 adds its own tiers, and the high‑performance RAM 1500 TRX sits above the standard trims.
RAM 1500 trim levels
The light-duty RAM 1500 lineup is designed to cover work-use practicality, daily comfort, and performance variants. The following are the common trims available in the U.S. market in recent model years, with regional differences noted where applicable.
- Tradesman — the base work truck with essential features and strong value.
- Big Horn (also known as Lone Star in Texas) — upgraded interior and more features for daily use.
- Rebel — off‑road capable with enhanced suspension, distinctive styling, and rugged features.
- Laramie — mid-to-upscale interior with more luxury and tech options.
- Laramie Longhorn — premium leather and Western-inspired styling for upscale buyers.
- Limited — top-tier luxury trim with premium materials, advanced tech, and comfort features.
- TRX — high‑performance, supercharged variant with sport-tuned suspension and specialized equipment.
Availability and badge naming can vary by year and region; check the exact lineup for a given model year with RAM’s official site or a local dealer.
RAM Heavy-Duty (2500 and 3500) trim levels
The 2500 and 3500 heavy‑duty lineup follows a similar progression to the 1500 but emphasizes capability, payload, and ruggedness. Regional naming (such as Lone Star) may apply to certain trims in specific markets, and a Power Wagon variant is offered for off‑road enthusiasts.
- Tradesman — the baseline HD work truck with strong durability.
- Big Horn (Lone Star in some regions) — upgraded interior and tech for daily use and work tasks.
- Laramie — enhanced luxury interior and features for heavier workloads.
- Laramie Longhorn — premium interior with distinctive styling and premium materials.
- Limited — the top-end HD model with the most luxury and advanced features.
- Power Wagon — a specialized off‑road variant with reinforced components and enhanced capability (available on 2500/3500 in select years).
Trim availability, engine options, and regional names can vary by year and market; consult RAM’s official site or a local dealer for the exact current lineup for your model year.
Performance variants and notable editions
Beyond the standard trims, RAM markets performance-focused and limited-run editions that sit above the typical lineup. The most well‑known example is the RAM 1500 TRX, a high‑performance model with a supercharged engine and upgraded suspension for extreme off‑road use. RAM also periodically offers special appearance and equipment packages on various trims, reflecting regional preferences and model-year updates.
Summary
RAM’s trim ladder typically spans from base Tradesman to Limited on the light‑duty 1500, with midrange and luxury options like Big Horn, Rebel, Laramie, and Laramie Longhorn, plus the high‑end TRX. The heavy‑duty 2500/3500 lineup mirrors this progression and adds the Power Wagon as a standout off‑road variant. Trim availability varies by year, engine choice, and market, so verifying the exact lineup with RAM’s official site or a local dealer is wise before shopping.
