What changed for 2027 (and what didn't)
The headline for 2027 is the Power Wagon Cummins. Ram's off-road 2500 had been gas-only; for 2027 the 6.7L Cummins High Output is a $12,995 option on it, rated at 430 hp and 1,075 lb-ft with 19,630 lbs of towing and 2,930 lbs of payload, and fifth-wheel and gooseneck prep is offered on Power Wagon for the first time. Orders opened August 10, 2026, and trucks reach dealers in the third quarter. The second change is the $835 Payload Upgrade Package for Hemi 2500s, which borrows 3500-series frame and leaf-spring hardware to raise GVWR from 10,000 lbs to 11,040 lbs and payload to 4,580 lbs. Cummins 2500 payload also climbs to 3,990 lbs from 3,600 lbs. Smaller moves: the Sport Appearance and Night Edition packages now pair with Level 1 and Level 2 equipment groups, the WARN winch is a standalone option on Rebel and Power Wagon, Tradesman gets a standalone anti-spin differential, and Serrano Green Metallic and Tank Clear-Coat colors arrive later in the year. Engines, transmissions, cabs, beds, and the 12-inch and 14.5-inch Uconnect screens carry over unchanged from 2026.






