Tuesday, July 14, 2020

2021 RAM 1500 near Rio Rancho NM is the Most Comfortable Pickup on the Market

The RAM 1500 is already, hands-down, the most comfortable and tech-forward pickup truck on the market. Discover what's new for the 2021 RAM 1500 near Rio Rancho NM at Viva RAM.
When the Ram 1500 was redesigned for 2019, it redefined the type of luxury and technology buyers could expect from a full-size pickup truck. Outside of that, it offers a class-leading ride and a selection of both powerful and efficient engine options as well as excellent towing and payload ratings through the lineup. The experts at Edmunds were so impressed; they named it their Top Rated truck.  This should come as no surprise, since Motor Trend has named the RAM their Truck of the Year for 2019 and 2020. With its look still fresh, expect the 2021 Ram 1500 to arrive as a carryover model.

Even when the truck was still labeled the Dodge Ram, it never underwent big changes, and the 2019 redesign was no different. Stylistic changes were made to the headlights, bumper, and grille, along with a few other things. The most obvious change was not so obvious; it was the almost 225 pounds lost by using lighter, more proficient materials in its manufacture. Extensive use of high strength steel in the truck's framework helps deliver industry-leading hauling and towing capabilities. The 2021 RAM 1500 near Rio Rancho should remain the same in this area as well.
Is there anything new for the RAM pickup in 2021? Rumor has it that the truck could get some interesting technical tweaks for the 2021 model year.
Mopar Insiders shared spy shots of the 2021 Ram 1500, including the new Rebel TRX (Fiat Chrysler Auto's rival for the Ford Raptor), with new cameras housed on the side view mirrors and in a third LED brake light. Those cameras should give the 2021 RAM 1500 near Rio Rancho the ability to offer towing cameras, with 360˚ surround camera views as well as a camera looking down into the cargo bed. These capabilities have previously been reserved for Ram's heavy-duty lineup.

In May, TFL Truck spotted a trailer steering knob that could steer the truck automatically to back up the trailer into a parking spot, in a way comparable to Ford's Pro Trailer Backup Assist. The RAM 1500 is a popular choice for towing, with the 5.7-liter Hemi's capacity to tow up to 12,750 lbs, so those extras would be welcome!

Another thing to keep an eye out for on the tech front could be FCA's new UConnect5 infotainment system, which supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and can even use Alexa. FCA says that Uconnect 5 provides 5-times faster operating speeds when compared to the previous generation. Faster processing speeds and more memory give the all-new Uconnect lightning-quick response to touchscreen input.

 
Top Feature in the 2021 RAM 1500 near Rio Rancho NM
A top feature of the upgraded system is that it enables two phones to be connected to it simultaneously, so there's much more flexibility with your passenger(s). Allowing calls to go through the passenger keeps the driver's eyes on the road and keeps their attention focused. Allowing the passenger to handle the navigation, etc, makes everything easier.
One of the biggest complaints from drivers is that infotainment screens are usually tied to only one profile or the profiles are tied to using a certain key fob. The new Uconnect 5 in the 2021 RAM 1500 near Rio Rancho will change that, allowing up to five different profiles to be saved. The system will store preferences to each profile such as temperature, seating position and mirror placement. It will also store music preferences and screen set-ups. The driver will be able to change the settings with the touch of a button. So, it won't matter if the husband, wife, teenager or college student is driving, the preferences can be easily updated. The new system even has a valet mode so your privacy is protected.

FCA continues to lead with the largest touchscreen offered for vehicles. The new screen is 12.3 inches with up to 15 million pixels in Ultra HD. Software updates to the new Uconnect5, will occur Over the Air (OTA), as will map updates for the navigation system, hopefully eliminating the need for receiving updates at the dealership. 

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