The all-new Ram cargo van.   -

The all-new Ram cargo van. 

The Ram Cargo Van sports a 3.6L V-6 engine that delivers up to 283 hp at 260 lb.-ft. of torque. It offers a cargo payload capacity of up to 1,800 lbs. and a towing capacity of up to 3,600 lbs. The cargo hold features a sliding door on each side, a liftgate in the back, and four tie-downs around an aluminum floor.

To help haul the load safely, Chrysler added hydraulic power-assist rack-and-pinion steering, a commercial load-tuned tire-pressure monitoring system, a front anti-sway bar, and a rear twist-beam axle with coil springs.

Standard features include 16-inch steel wheels, a 160-amp alternator, all-season extra-load capacity tires, a 730-amp battery; an engine oil cooler, quad halogen lamps, and fold-away power exterior mirrors with heating elements.

Standard features include 160-amp alternator, all-season extra-load capacity tires, and a 730-amp battery.  -  Photo: Ram

Standard features include 160-amp alternator, all-season extra-load capacity tires, and a 730-amp battery.

Photo: Ram


The Ram Cargo Van achieves 17 mpg city driving and 25 mpg highway. It can run on regular gasoline or E-85 and features a driver-selectable “fuel economizer” mode, which adjusts the transaxle shift schedule to maximize fuel economy. The vehicle also comes with a 20-gallon fuel tank for added range.

Multiple Options for Fleet

Ram offers a number of available options. Fleets can delete the standard aluminum floor or opt for a deluxe version with three storage bins; a MOPAR cargo security cage in the front; a rubber floor mat; and a security screen for the rear of the vehicle.

Chrysler does offer a rear-window option for the van, which includes a wiper, nozzle, and defroster. For fleets that require Internet access, Chrysler is offering a Wi-Fi option.

MOPAR cargo security cage in the front; a rubber floor mat; and a security screen for the rear of the vehicle.  -  Photo: Ram

MOPAR cargo security cage in the front; a rubber floor mat; and a security screen for the rear of the vehicle.

Photo: Ram

Other options include an engine block heater, a media center with a 30 GB hard drive and a 6.5-inch touch-screen display, an audio input jack for mobile devices, a Garmin navigation system, a ParkView back-up camera, a power eight-way driver’s seat with lumbar adjust, front and rear power windows, a security alarm, Sirius Satellite Radio, “Uconnect” hands-free communication (via Bluetooth), a remote USB port, and a rearview auto-dim mirror.

Additional standard features include air conditioning with dual-zone temperature control, a 120v auxiliary power outlet, 12v front and rear DC power outlets, and cloth low-back bucket seats.

Safety features on the Ram Cargo Van include active head restraints; front and side air bags and a driver’s-side knee bolster airbag, electronic stability control, keyless entry with immobilizer, and a tire pressure monitoring warning lamp. 
 

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Greg Basich

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Greg Basich is a former web editor for Automotive Fleet, Government Fleet, Green Fleet, Fleet Financials, and Business Fleet.

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