We already know that the Tungsten part of the name shown below suggests a top-spec model that will slot in above the Limited but below the TRX. The previous generation essentially bowed out using the Tungsten name, and we already have confirmation that the Tungsten trim will sit at the top of the incoming fully-electric Ram 1500 REV range.
If you look at the equipment listing, it makes sense. Ram will include a host of luxury features as standard, including dual wireless chargers, smartphone as a key, a head-up display, a power tailgate, a premium sound system, a wood-and-leather-wrapped steering wheel, and almost every advanced driving assistance system out there. The list also mentions Tungsten bodyside moldings and Tungsten badges.
There’s not much left on the options list apart from the Hurricane engine, premium leather bucket seats, towing packages, and ventilated/massaging seats for the front and rear passengers.
As for the design, Ram might borrow some of the REV’s design cues for a more homogenous lineup.