- The 2025 Ram ProMaster EV reveals two new configurations for its cargo van, offering a 12-foot or 13-foot cargo bed.
- The new cargo lineup pricing starts at $54,890, more than $20,000 cheaper than the former 2024 step van model, the only configuration made available last year.
- The Step van model now offers itself a discount, pricing goes down by $7,000, now offered at a starting price of $71,990.
The previous year, Ram became a part of the saturated electric commercial van category, unveiling a full-size electric version of the ProMaster to stand against Chevrolet BrightDrop, Ford E-Transit, and other rivalries. The ProMaster EV was only being offered with a single configuration, making it costlier than its key competitors. However, Ram is improving for 2025, after slotting two new body configurations into its lineup, the cost has dialed back by over $20,000.
For 2025 the Ram’s cargo van has set to cover its deficiencies, as promised the manufacturers will now slot two additional body configurations into its lineup with either a 12-foot or 13-foot cargo bed. Where both the bodies will share the same platform with a 159.0-inch wheelbase. The Delivery model will now feature a sliding side door, where previously a pocket door was offered.
Primarily, the new cargo van experiences a substantial drop in the ProMaster EV starting price for 2025. For the previous year, Delivery model pricing started at $79,990, while the new configurations for cargo have slotted its cost at $58,490. What’s more? The superior Delivery model iterates its nameplate for 2025, now being called a Step-van model, receives a substantial cost reduction, standing at $71,990, where cost is reduced by $8,000 in contrast to 2024.
Ram unveils that the ProMaster cargo EV models now get propelled by a beefier battery pack, with a 97.0 kWh useable capacity. The cargo EV now achieves 164 miles of total range on a single cycle. The ProMaster EV is now offered with an extended city driving range of 180 miles, dialed up from last year’s 162 miles estimate.
The cargo now offers improvements in its payload capacity, slotting at 3020 lbs, while the superior Step-van payload capacity remains good for 2876 lbs, formerly rated at 2030 lbs. Both models are propelled by a single motor coupled to front wheels, producing 268 horsepower and 302 lb-ft of torque. Customers can now configure and price their ProMaster EV before concluding their purchase at a dealership. The Cargo vans will be made available at the dealerships in the second quarter of 2025.
