It will continue after the Dakota's launch and was just updated to include a special-edition Warlock model. Whatever the Dakota's final form, it's certain to meet a market recently repopulated with very strong competition. But given Ram's distinctive styling, strong powertrain selection, and broad, often brand-loyal fan base among pickup buyers, we're already stocking up on the popcorn. Close Ad. Neither the EPA nor Ram have released any information on fuel-economy estimates for the forthcoming Dakota.
Once its city and highway ratings are made public, and we have a chance to test the mid-size pickup truck on our mile highway route, we can evaluate its real-world mpg. We suspect the Dakota will have similar interior styling to the Ram , although it probably won't live up to that pickup's luxurious standards.
Still, the smaller pickup should provide a plethora of standard and optional amenities. This will probably include a heated steering wheel, heated and ventilated front seats, leather upholstery, wireless charging, and more. The lineup will definitely be offered with a crew cab and likely a smaller extended cab.
It also should offer both short and long cargo beds, and we're confident that Ram will fill every model with an assortment of creative storage solutions.
While the Ram offers a huge vertically oriented We're confident that the mid-size pickup will at least be available with an 8. The company's excellent Uconnect system is currently offered on myriad other models and comes with desirable content that includes Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and a Wi-Fi hotspot.
Base models will likely have a more basic setup, but should still have the aforementioned features. It will likely be equipped with an assortment of standard and optional driver-assistance technology. The Ram Dakota went away after the model year.
Rumors were already swirling in about a return for the nameplate. Although, it never happened. Instead of introducing a new Dakota, FCA now Stellantis seemed to test the waters of returning to the midsized truck segment by launching the Jeep Gladiator for the model year.
In its first full year of sales, the vehicle moved 77, units. Ram dealers are reportedly clamoring for a midsized truck to sell that would slot below the The desire is understandable when rivals are rapidly expanding their pickup lineups. Ford is a notable example because it's about to have a full range with the compact Maverick , midsized Ranger , the venerable F , and brawny Super Duty.
Plus, there are new contenders like the upcoming Hyundai Santa Cruz unibody pickup.
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