The all-new 2027 Ram ProMaster City commercial van rejoins the Ram Professional lineup as a right-size, work-ready option to keep businesses moving. Offering Class 2 capability in a midsize footprint, ...

It features a modern, space-maximizing design with all the right utility systems, including a hidden shower and a heated floor.

Up until a few years ago, U.S. buyers could choose from a bevy of compact work vans like the Chevy City Express, the Ford Transit Connect and the Ram ProMaster City. Much as they were intended for ...

If you're the type of person who felt the "city" van segment didn't stick around nearly long enough, today is your day to celebrate. Ram is reintroducing the ProMaster City after a five-year hiatus. I ...

Ram is reviving the ProMaster City — a smaller commercial van geared for blue-collar labor in urban settings. The new van will borrow many traits from the European vans that Ram's parent company, ...

Ram is preparing to reenter a largely abandoned segment of the U.S. commercial vehicle market with the return of the ProMaster City, a compact work van scheduled to arrive in early 2027. The new model ...

2027 Ram ProMaster City could be the right-sized commercial van for thousands of small businesses. It seats, two, five, or eight and fits over 167 cu ft of cargo on a 111-inch-long load‑floor (over 9 ...

The 2027 ProMaster City midsize van is bigger than its predecessor but still small enough to be easy to live with. Ram reintroduces ProMaster City van for 2027, targeting a starting price under ...

The revived Ram ProMaster City was unveiled at Work Truck Week 2026, signaling Ram's commitment to small cargo van customers. It boasts a compact footprint, substantial cargo space, and modern safety ...

Ram is reviving the midsize work van — a class of vehicle that's become a rare breed in the United States over the last few years. The new ProMaster City is based off of a small work vehicle that's ...

Commercial vans aren’t sexy, but they serve an important role as millions of businesses depend on them. However, a number of companies have exited the segment or trimmed their lineups in recent years.