Ram Trucks is an American automobile manufacturer specializing in light to mid-weight commercial vehicles and pickup trucks. Originally established as the truck division of Dodge, Ram became a standalone division of Chrysler in 2010, now operating under the Stellantis corporation. The brand’s name derives from the Ram hood ornament that first appeared on Dodge vehicles in 1932. The company’s core product line includes the Ram 1500, 2500, and 3500 pickup trucks, as well as chassis cab and commercial vehicles. Ram’s most recognized model, the Ram 1500, has won numerous industry awards, including Motor Trend’s Truck of the Year multiple times. The brand is known for introducing innovative features such as the RamBox cargo management system and coil-spring rear suspension in full-size trucks. Ram Trucks maintains manufacturing facilities primarily in North America, with major production plants in Michigan, Mexico, and Ohio. The brand has established itself as one of the “Big Three” American pickup truck manufacturers alongside Ford and Chevrolet. Ram has consistently ranked among the top-selling vehicle brands in the United States, with particular strength in the heavy-duty pickup segment. The company’s vehicles are marketed globally, with significant presence in North America, Middle East, and Latin American markets.