Ram is preparing the 2028 Ramcharger as an entry into a new segment for the brand. The SUV will share its fundamental architecture with the Jeep Grand Wagoneer, according to a future-vehicle report from Car and Driver.
That relationship gives Ram a direct connection to Jeep's flagship SUV, while the Ramcharger is expected to establish its own character through a stronger focus on V-8 engines. The approach signals that Ram sees space for a large SUV whose appeal is rooted in conventional combustion power.
A distinct role alongside Jeep
Sharing underpinnings does not necessarily mean sharing a mission. Jeep's Grand Wagoneer occupies a premium position in the Stellantis portfolio, while Ram's planned model is set to bring the truck brand into SUV territory with an emphasis on its V-8 identity.
The available information does not yet detail performance, technical specifications, pricing or market availability. For now, the Ramcharger's significance lies in the strategic shift: Ram is moving beyond pickups with an SUV designed to carry the brand's V-8-led character into a new class.
