SPOTTED: 2024 Dodge Rampage R/T Caught Without Camouflage

In an exciting turn of events, a video of the highly anticipated 2024 Ram Rampage in its R/T trim has surfaced on Instagram. Captured in an underground parking lot in Brazil, the footage offers a glimpse of the compact pickup’s sleek design and striking features. With its glossy black accents reminiscent of the Ram 1500 Big Horn Night Edition, the Rampage R/T is poised to be the more sporty take on the all-new compact pickup.

The front grille, side mirror caps, roof, and wheels of the Rampage R/T are prominently adorned with glossy black accents, enhancing its sleek and sporty appearance. The black inserts on the headlights further contribute to the truck’s aggressive stance. At the rear, the vehicle proudly displays a “4×4” logo on the tailgate’s bottom-right corner, while the unmistakable R-A-M lettering adorns the center, leaving no doubt about its lineage. These visual cues embody a bold and modern aesthetic, drawing inspiration from the popular Ram 1500.

Reports from Autos Segredos indicate that the Ram Rampage will be available in multiple trims in Brazil. Alongside the R/T variant, customers can expect to find the Big Horn, Laramie, and Rebel models. Notably, all Ram Rampage trims are said to come standard with 4×4 capability, ensuring enhanced off-road performance and versatility.

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Insiders have provided insights into the Rampage R/T’s expected specifications. It is anticipated that the R/T model will be equipped with the reliable turbocharged 2.0-liter Hurricane4 inline-four-cylinder engine from the FCA Global Medium Engine (GME) family. This powertrain, already featured in various FCA US-based vehicles, will be paired with a 9-speed automatic transmission and a full-time 4×4 system. In the recently released 2023 Dodge Hornet GT, this engine delivers an impressive output of 268 horsepower and 295 lb.-ft. of torque. Given the Rampage’s compact size and unibody architecture, this powertrain combination promises to offer both sportiness and excellent performance.

In a surprising move, it was recently announced that Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis would also assume the role of CEO at Ram. While some speculate that this change may bring back the R/T nameplate associated with the Dodge brand for the Rampage in North America, it is unlikely. Our sources suggest that the R/T trim will likely remain exclusive to the LATAM (Latin American) market. Instead, the North American version of the Rampage R/T may be badged as a Big Horn or Laramie Night Edition, aligning itself more seamlessly within Ram’s current lineup.

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