Model: Ram Dakota

Ram will bring back the Dakota midsize pickup as part of a broader product offensive for North America.

Ram introduces the Dakota Laramie Night Edition in Brazil with dark styling, a 2.2-liter turbodiesel engine and 4x4 capability.

Mopar debuts a full accessory catalog for the Ram Dakota with bed gear, tech upgrades and off-road additions.

Ram is preparing a major US comeback with new models, the return of V8s, the Dakota and a possible large SUV.

Ram begins deliveries of the new Dakota pickup in Brazil with Laramie and Warlock versions.

Ram Dakota faces extreme mud, rocks and slopes in Ushuaia, proving stability, control and true off-road performance.

Ram previews the new Dakota to U.S. dealers, signaling a strong return to the midsize pickup segment with a rugged design and possible hybrid powertrain.

The Dakota will likely share a body-on-frame platform with the Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator, built in Toledo, Ohio.

Ram Dakota returns to the market with a 2.2 diesel engine, advanced safety systems, and up to 3,500 kg of towing capacity.

Ram previews the 2027 Dakota in Brazil with an immersive Casa Ram Dakota experience and off-road test drives for visitors.

Ram previews the new Dakota Laramie by Mopar in Brazil, a premium midsize pickup with diesel power and heavy-duty capabilities.

Neither the South American Ram Dakota nor its Chinese-influenced features are coming to North America next year.

Ram unveils the new Dakota Laramie, a premium midsize pickup with a refined design, rich features and a 2.2 turbodiesel ahead of its 2026 debut.

Warlock, the first version of the mid-size pickup truck, is unveiled at the Stellantis plant in Córdoba;

The launch consolidates the Córdoba Automotive Hub as a strategic hub for pickup truck production in the region and marks the start of Ram brand production in Argentina. 

Ram unveils the first official images of the new Dakota