Trims of the 2025 Ram 1500

The 2025 Ram 1500 Tradesman is the reliable workhorse of the lineup, built for those needing a truck to get the job done. Don't let the "base model" label fool you – the Tradesman is still a capable truck with much to offer. It comes standard with a robust powertrain, ready to tackle tough tasks, and features like a durable interior designed for practicality and easy cleanup. Specifically, you'll find a user-friendly infotainment system with a large 8.4-inch touchscreen display, comfortable cloth seating, and essential power features like windows and locks. Other key features typically include a quad-cab configuration, a 3.6L V6 engine, a Class III hitch receiver, and a rearview camera. While it might not have all the bells and whistles of the higher trims, the Tradesman focuses on providing essential features and a solid foundation, including a capable suspension and the core functionality you expect from a Ram 1500. It's an excellent value for those prioritizing capability and practicality.

The Big Horn adds some nice exterior touches, like chrome accents on the grille and bumpers, which gives it a more polished look. You'll probably find more comfortable cloth upholstery with some cool stitching. Beyond the standard 8.4-inch touchscreen, the Big Horn often offers options like a leather-wrapped steering wheel and a more premium sound system. Plus, it might offer more convenience features, like power-adjustable pedals or a bigger center console for all your stuff. The Big Horn takes that tough Ram 1500 foundation and adds a layer of comfort and style, making it perfect if you want a truck that can work hard and look good doing it.

The Ram 1500 Laramie is where things start to get seriously luxurious. It's a step up from the Big Horn, focusing on premium materials, enhanced technology, and a generally more refined experience. Think of it as the Ram 1500's "executive" trim. Inside, you'll find leather-trimmed seats, frequently with heated and ventilated options, and a more sophisticated dashboard design. A large 12-inch touchscreen and advanced connectivity features like Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are highlighted. Premium audio systems from Harman Kardon is available. The exterior also gets a boost with chrome accents, unique wheel designs, and power-deployable running boards. LED headlights and taillights are often included. The Laramie blends capability with comfort and style, making it an excellent choice for those who want a truck that's as good for a night out as it is for tackling weekend projects.

Want a Ram 1500 that can handle the rough stuff? The Rebel is where it's at. This isn't just a regular Ram with some stickers slapped on – it's built for off-road adventures. Think upgraded suspension with Bilstein shocks, giving you extra ground clearance and letting the truck flex over bumps and rocks.  It rolls on meaty all-terrain tires mounted on unique 18-inch wheels that grip way better in the dirt and mud.  Plus, it has skid plates underneath to protect the engine, transfer case, and fuel tank when crawling over rocks. You might even find a locking rear differential for extra traction when things get slippery and hill descent control to help you keep things steady on steep downhills. And let's be honest, the Rebel looks the part with its distinct grille and aggressive styling. If you're looking for a truck ready to play in the dirt, the Rebel is worth checking out.

Yes, the 2025 Ram 1500 Limited is definitely a luxury trim. It's positioned near the top of the lineup and is all about providing a premium experience. Think even nicer than the Laramie, with more upscale features and materials. You'll find things like premium quilted leather upholstery, often with unique stitching and detailing, and real wood or metal accents throughout the cabin. A large 14.4-inch touchscreen is standard, running the latest Uconnect system, and you can expect advanced driver-assistance systems like adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, and blind-spot monitoring to be included or available. The exterior gets special treatment, too, with unique wheel designs, chrome accents, and power-deployable running boards often included. The Ram 1500 Limited also boasts class-exclusive features, such as the available RamBox cargo management system, which adds lockable storage bins in the truck's bed sidewalls, and the available Active Noise Cancellation system, which creates a remarkably quiet and refined cabin environment. Perhaps most notably, the Limited also often offers a class-exclusive four-corner air suspension, which provides an incredibly smooth ride and allows for adjustable ride height. The Limited aims to blend rugged capability with high-end comfort and style, making it a top choice for those who want a truck that can do it all in a luxurious style.

The Ram 1500 Limited Longhorn is a unique trim level that blends the luxurious features of the Limited with a distinctly Western, ranch-inspired aesthetic. It's designed for those who appreciate premium comfort and style with a touch of rugged cowboy charm. While it shares many of the high-end features of the regular Limited, the Longhorn distinguishes itself with its unique design elements. Think of it as the luxury trim for the cowboy (or cowgirl) at heart. You'll find premium leather throughout the cabin, often with intricate detailing and perhaps even branded logos. Real wood trim is a hallmark of the Longhorn, adding a warm and inviting feel. The exterior also gets a Western-inspired makeover, with unique badging, chrome accents, and perhaps even a different grille design. It often rides on distinctive wheels that complement the overall aesthetic. While it offers the same high-tech features and capabilities as the Limited, the Longhorn focuses on delivering a luxurious experience with a distinctly Western flavor.  Perhaps the most noticeable difference is the branding and design cues that evoke a sense of the open range and classic American West.

The 2025 Ram 1500 Tungsten is seriously stepping up the game.  They're calling it ultra-premium, and it's easy to see why.  It's still a Ram 1500 at its core, so you know it can work hard, but this one has a different vibe.  They've given it a fresh look with a new power tailgate, cool LED taillights, and a modern R-A-M badge.  Inside, it's just amazing. That Indigo/Sea Salt color scheme is gorgeous, and the platinum and metal accents with that diamond knurling are super classy.  They've even wrapped the headliner and pillars in suede!  And the seats? Heated, ventilated, quilted Natura Plus leather with 24-way power adjustments, massage, lumbar support, and powered headrests. It's like a spa on wheels. Then you notice the little details, like the Tungsten badge on the console with the inlaid metal lettering and your VIN, the brushed aluminum bezels, and that crystal shifter cap. And the sound system?  A 23-speaker Klipsch Reference Premiere system. Plus, dual wireless chargers and metal pedals. It's clear they sweated the small stuff on this one.