Fox Factory™ Teases Street-Ready Ram 1500

Fox Factory™ is gearing up to reveal something Mopar fans have been waiting for—a street-focused Ram 1500. The performance suspension powerhouse, through its Fox Factory Vehicles division, has teased what looks to be a low-slung, asphalt-ready pickup. The big debut is set for Monday, October 6th, 2025, and expectations are high for a fresh take on Ram’s full-size truck.

Fox + Ram: A Fresh Spin On Street Performance – 

Fox released teaser images showing a Ram 1500 hidden beneath a cover, but the real clues are in the details. Close-up shots reveal an aggressive chin spoiler with gold accents, gold tow hooks, grille highlights, and Toyo Proxes ST III tires—designed specifically for high-performance truck applications. These details make it clear this isn’t another lifted off-road special—it’s a purpose-built Fox Factory build.

It’s essential to note that although Ram is featured in Fox’s teaser posts and has reshared the content, this truck is not an official Ram product. Instead, it’s a creation from Fox Factory Vehicles, which specializes in building complete trucks with upgraded suspension, performance parts, and styling enhancements. Buyers would be purchasing a Fox Factory-built model, not a Ram-engineered one straight from the assembly line.

Black Widow Silverado SR: A Hint Of What’s To Come – 

If history is any guide, Fox’s earlier Black Widow Chevrolet Silverado 1500 SR might hint at what’s ahead. That package delivered a lowered stance, upgraded coilovers, sway bars, traction bars, and 22-inch wheels with performance tires. The exterior featured a custom hood, black exhaust tips, a tailgate spoiler, and red caliper covers, while the interior received special touches, including stitched headrests and LED lighting.

The Silverado SR was more than just a visual upgrade—it was designed for enhanced handling and a more engaging driving experience. A similar formula applied to the Ram 1500 could give Mopar fans a truck that blends everyday usability with street-ready performance.

The MAMMOTH 400 Connection – 

Fox also teamed up with Hennessey Performance to create the MAMMOTH 400, a Ram 1500 Laramie Night Edition that has been transformed with a lowered suspension and a wide body kit. That project showed what Fox could do with a Ram when the focus shifted from trails to tarmac. The upcoming reveal could follow that same philosophy, offering a bold design and enhanced street capability in a complete package.

The Street Truck Comeback – 

Fox Factory’s latest Ram project signals that the street truck segment isn’t just a memory—it’s making a comeback. While Ram Trucks isn’t building this vehicle themselves, their involvement in the teasers shows they’re at least lending support to the project. On October 6th, we’ll see a Fox Factory build, designed to turn heads on the street and deliver performance where pavement is the priority.