The Ram ProMaster EV is not actually the first version of this van to be electrified. You see, the ProMaster is but one badge-engineered take on a commercial vehicle available throughout the ...

Either way, the ProMaster EV both maintains the regular gas-fed ProMaster's flat rear floor and its cargo volume (524 cubic feet), as well as an 86-inch interior height and a low floor height. It ...

Today, Ram announced an all-electric version of the Promaster commercial van. Tim Kuniskis, Ram brand CEO – Stellantis, called the new EV the “ultimate van in zero-emissions performance ...

The 2024 Ram ProMaster Electric Van is available to order now. Pricing starts at $79,990 (includes $1,995 destination). More From Cars.com: 2015 Ram ProMaster City Wagon: Car Seat Check ...

Ram Truck is tapping into resources at Fiat Professional – one of the largest producers of commercial vehicles in the entire world. The new 2014 Ram ProMaster is based on the popular front-wheel ...

The front-wheel drive ProMaster City is a Class 1 cargo van that delviers 131.7 cubic-feet of cargo volume, a payload of 1,883 pounds and six tie downs in the cargo bed rated at 1,000 pounds.

Existing in Europe as the Fiat Ducato, the Ram ProMaster entered the North American large commercial van market in 2014. Directed towards shuttle services and other parties tasked with commuting ...

Ram will offer an all-electric ProMaster commercial van in 2023 in response to consumer demand, Stellantis NV said Tuesday, making it one of the first EVs to be offered by the automaker's U.S ...

So far this year, the automaker has sold 16,774 ProMaster vans in the U.S. compared with 75,931 Ford Transit vans, 37,542 Chevrolet Express vans,16,077 Mercedes-Benz Sprinters and 11,101 Nissan NV ...

The odds are pretty good that if you don't own a small business or aren't a fleet manager of some kind, you probably haven't given the van a lot of thought. I mean, sure, you might see one driving ...

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