The 2025 Ram 1500 RHO introduces a limited-edition Mopar package, though it does not modify the truck’s 540-horsepower engine. The latest package includes a bed-mounted spare tire carrier, a RamBar, running boards, and tow hooks. Production is restricted to just 250 units, and the $6,500 package increases the total cost of the Mopar RHO to $88,730. There is now a limited-edition Mopar Package for Ram’s most capable off-road pickup truck. The new package was based on the Ram 1500 RHO, which the company showed off at the SEMA show last year. Only 250 units can be built. Of those, 225 will go to the US and 25 to Canada. Unfortunately, this Mopar car will let down anyone who thinks of Mopar as a brand name for big Hemi engines. This is because the Standard Ram 1500 and the Mopar Package Ram 1500 RHO both have the same 3.0-liter inline-six twin-turbo engine that makes 540 horsepower. The factory Ram 1500 RHO and the special version both have the same parts. The Mopar kit has tow hooks on the front and back, running boards on the sides, a spare tire rack, and a RamBar in the bed. The outside is dressed in a Da iamond Black Crystal Pearl Coat with a unique Mopar Blue and Gray pattern. You can also find unique items inside, like a plaque with a serial number attached to the center console. You even get an 83-piece tool set and a USB cord to charge your phone. For $6500, the Mopar Package needs the Level 1 Equipment Group from the RHO. It will cost a total of $88,730 when it finally comes out at a few shops later this spring.
