2028 Ram Dakota SRT will be most powerful midsize pickup (at least 470 HP)!

[HolyToledo!]

Stellantis just revealed that there will be a 2028 Dakota SRT model coming! This was revealed in its roadmap infographic (posted below). They also shared that the Dakota SRT will be the most powerful midsize pickup truck in the segment.

Ram says the upcoming Dakota will be “the most powerful mid-size truck” as they anticipate. This is very interesting. Currently, the most powerful and fun midsize truck is the Ford Ranger Raptor. It comes with a twin-turbo V6 405 horsepower engine. The new Ram Dakota SRT should offer more power than this. The rumor of the Jeep Gladiator V8 392 is very real. The Jeep Wrangler 392 V8 has been on sale for some time. It’s possible that a Ram Dakota 392 is coming as well. It means that it will have at least 470 horsepower, and likely more power than that.​

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There is a report that the new Dakota will be about the same length as the competitor Toyota Tacoma, Chevy Colorado, or Ford Ranger. However, they say it will be a little wider. It will have a bit more elbow room on the inside than most midsize pickup trucks.​

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From https://tfltruck.com/2026/05/news-r...he-most-powerful-pickup-truck-in-the-segment/​

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[cc1999]

Sounds pretty much perfect .
392 v8 under the hood, with a little extra interior room, sounds like winning combo, and as long as it’s as good looking outside as the current Ram trucks , I am sure I will be buying one.

 

[25BlackRaptor]

Sounds pretty much perfect .
392 v8 under the hood, with a little extra interior room, sounds like winning combo, and as long as it’s as good looking outside as the current Ram trucks , I am sure I will be buying one.

I wonder if you'll buy a white one

Im generally curious if this truck will convince me to get rid of the RR. Obviously a v8 is a big influence, but somethings I'd like to convince me more is cooling seats, a moonroof, and just as comfortable suspension as the RR.

Cant wait to see some pictures and more concrete details!