• Ram has two concept trucks bound for the 2024 SEMA show
• Concept trucks have accessories that may be offered in showrooms
• 2500 Power Wagon concept based on yet-to-be-launched 2025 Heavy Duty

Ram will show two concepts at the 2024 SEMA show next week in Las Vegas. The trucks may hint at features to be made available in showrooms at some point, on one or more special-edition models.

One of the concepts is based on the recently launched 2025 Ram 1500 RHO and the other is based on a 2500 Power Wagon that will form part of an updated 2025 Heavy Duty lineup due later this year.

The RHO is a new nameplate for the 1500 family, which combines the rugged suspension of the former 1500 TRX with a downsized engine, in this case a twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-6 making 540 hp.

The concept version headed for SEMA, dubbed the Moparized Ram 1500 RHO, gets pieces developed by parent company Stellantis’ Mopar aftermarket division. The list includes body graphics, a bed-mounted spare-tire carrier, a spray-in textured bedliner, a sport bar with additional driving lights, and a custom exhaust with five-inch tips.

Updates inside include leather trim on the seats, various blue accents, and a dash-mounted accessory rail designed to hold various mobile devices securely in place.

The 2500 Power Wagon concept follows a similar route by featuring a host of available accessories, many of them developed by Mopar.

The concept’s exterior is finished in a color called Satin Stealth Sand, and is also marked with black accents including around the rear section where a graphic with a 3D topographical map pattern is used. A Mopar hood adds a more muscular touch, while the front bumper encompasses a factory Warn winch and orange tow hooks. The wheels are from Rhino Alpha and measure 20 inches. They are wrapped in 35-inch Goodyear tires.

Moving to the rear, the concept’s bed includes a Mopar spray-in liner and is easily accessible using a Mopar bed step. A drop-in Bed Slide system enhances convenience for loading and unloading cargo, while above the bed sits a Leitner Designs cargo rack. It can hold eight GearPODS storage cases, providing extra storage without taking up space in the bed itself.

Under the hood sits a 6.4-liter V-8 that in the current 2500 Power Wagon develops 410 hp. The output is likely unchanged for the updated 2025 2500 Power Wagon.

The SEMA show starts on Nov. 5. Ram parent company Stellantis will also use the show to present a 1967 Plymouth GTX concept running an electric powertrain.