Discover the 2026 Ram 2500 Black Express HD and Warlock HD—rugged looks, off-road performance, and unbeatable value.
Ram Trucks has once again raised the bar in the heavy-duty pickup segment with the launch of two new trims for its 2026 Ram 2500 lineup: the Warlock HD and the Black Express HD. These additions bring a perfect blend of bold styling, enhanced capabilities, and strategic pricing—setting Ram up for a strong showing among Mopar fans and utility seekers alike.
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Ram 2500 Black Express HD – Street-Savvy Power
The Black Express HD is built for customers who want strong on-road performance and a stylish look. It comes straight from the factory with custom-like styling that stands out. You can choose between 4×2 and 4×4 setups, with options for short or long beds.
The trim includes a sporty hood, bumpers and grille in matching color, 20-inch black alloy wheels, tubed side steps, and tow mirrors. Inside, drivers find a comfy cloth bench, tough carpet mats, and exciting color choices like Diamond Black and Molten Red. Priced at $53,735 (approximately Rs 45.94 lakh), this trim delivers great value while still offering a full set of features.
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Ram 2500 Warlock HD – Built for the Trail
The Warlock HD trim is built for off-road enthusiasts who want serious toughness. It comes only as a crew cab 4×4 with a short bed. It features an anti-spin rear differential and Bilstein shocks that handle various surfaces well. A skid plate protects the transfer case from rocks and debris.
The truck rolls on 20-inch diamond-cut wheels paired with 34-inch Goodyear Duratrac A/T tires. Inside, there are all-weather floor mats and Hill Descent Control for easier navigation downhill. With a starting price of $57,165 (approximately Rs 48.88 lakh), the Warlock HD makes off-road adventures part of everyday life.
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Engine Choices: Hemi vs. Cummins
Both trims come with two strong engine options paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission: the 6.4L HEMI V8 offers 405 horsepower and 581.3 Nm of torque, while the 6.7L Cummins HO Turbo Diesel delivers 430 horsepower and an impressive 1457 Nm of torque, which is best in its class.
The HEMI provides more horsepower than Ford’s 6.8L Power Stroke V8. However, Ram’s Cummins engine stands out with its superior torque, making it the leader in that category.
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With these two trims, Ram continues to diversify its lineup, offering versatility to those who want refined strength on pavement or trail-busting muscle off-road. Whether you’re a fleet buyer looking for value or an enthusiast chasing custom looks and capability, the 2026 Ram 2500’s Warlock and Black Express trims check all the boxes.
