2027 RAM Rampage Rebel Ignition
By Lorenzo Bianchi August 28, 2026
Limited to 400 numbered units, the Rampage Rebel Ignition gets an exclusive metallic Azul Pacific paint color, black-out trim, and a numbered dashboard badge unique to each truck.
Ram offers the special series with a new 272-hp 2.0 Hurricane 4 Turbo Flex engine built for the pickup's 2027 lineup, or a 200-hp 2.2 Turbodiesel offered on this series for the first time.
Pricing starts at R$250,990 for the Turbo Flex and R$270,990 for the Turbodiesel, arriving at Brazilian dealerships shortly after debuting at the Festival Interlagos, alongside Ram's 1500 Big Horn, 1500 TRX, and Dakota lineup.
Exterior Design
The Rampage Rebel Ignition's signature feature is Azul Pacific, a metallic blue reserved exclusively for the 400 numbered units in this run. Ram pairs that color with refreshed hood and side graphics, plus black-finished roof, mirrors, and wheels riding on Pirelli Scorpion All Terrain Plus tires sized 235/65 R17. A Ram-exclusive front bull bar, badged as the "Rambar," rounds out the visual package and separates this special series from the standard Rampage lineup.
Interior Space and Technology
Inside, black leather and suede seats carry an embroidered Rebel logo on the front seatbacks, with the front seats getting power adjustment and two memory settings. The exterior's blue accent color carries through to the door trim, steering wheel, seats, center console, and dashboard. A 10.3-inch fully digital instrument cluster pairs with a 12.3-inch touchscreen, and each truck gets a numbered badge from 1 to 400 mounted above the glovebox. LED-illuminated door sills come standard, along with raised-edge rubber floor mats designed to contain dirt and simplify cleanup.
Powertrain and Performance
Buyers can choose between two engines. The new 2.0 Hurricane 4 Turbo Flex, introduced for the pickup's 2027 lineup, produces 272 hp and 400 Nm of torque running on either ethanol or gasoline, taking the Rampage Rebel Ignition from 0-100 km/h in 7.1 seconds with a 210 km/h top speed — figures Ram calls the best among mid-size pickups currently sold in Brazil. For the first time on this special series, Ram also offers a 2.2 Turbodiesel making 200 hp and 450 Nm of torque. Both engines pair with a nine-speed automatic transmission and a 4x4 Auto system that automatically engages rear-wheel drive, with a low-range mode included. Safety equipment includes seven airbags and a driver-assistance suite — adaptive cruise control with Stop & Go, forward collision warning with automatic emergency braking and pedestrian/cyclist detection, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, and lane centering — that Ram classifies as ADAS Level 2+.
Practical Usability
The raised-edge rubber floor mats and standard LED door sills point to small day-to-day conveniences layered onto the special edition rather than functional changes to the truck's core capability.
Market Positioning
Ram brought the Rampage Rebel Ignition to the same Festival Interlagos stage that hosted the original Rampage Ignition, continuing the same limited-run formula for buyers seeking more exclusivity than the standard lineup offers. The truck arrives less than a month after Ram's 1500 Big Horn launch, pricing from R$250,990 to R$270,990 depending on engine, and reaching dealerships across Brazil soon. At the same event, Ram showcased its broader range, including the 1500 Big Horn, the 712-hp 1500 TRX, the Dakota Warlock, and the 3500 Limited Longhorn Mega Cab Dually, alongside activations tied to Ram's role as the NFL's official pickup truck in Brazil for a second consecutive year.