
First generation Ram Promaster City
Ram introduced the ProMaster City in 2015 to provide a smaller commercial alternative to the full-size commercial vans that were often too large for certain business needs. Sharing a platform with the Fiat Doblo sold in the rest of the world, the ProMaster City was initially offered in Tradesman and SLT trim levels, with either a two-seat cargo or five-passenger configuration. While it didn’t have all the niceties of the brand’s consumer-oriented minivans, the ProMaster City delivered impressive cargo-carrying capability, with multiple door and window options, making it ideal for customization to meet specific business needs.
Powering the Ram ProMaster City was a 2.4-liter Tigershark four-cylinder engine. While it didn’t put out much power, it was more than adequate for the van’s commercial purposes and achieved an EPA estimate of 24 mpg combined. With up to 131.7 cubic feet of cargo space, the ProMaster City could haul up to 1,883 pounds or tow 2,000 pounds when properly equipped. However, the van was short-lived and never received any significant updates.
Model highlights
Cargo or passenger configuration
Reasonable fuel economy
Uconnect® infotainment system
No Apple CarPlay®/Android Auto™
Versatile cargo space
Changes by year
Latest generation from 2015 - 2022
2022 Ram Promaster City

2021 Ram Promaster City

2020 Ram Promaster City

2019 Ram Promaster City

2018 Ram Promaster City
Highlights
Five-inch touchscreen standard
Bluetooth® and rearview camera standard
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2017 Ram Promaster City

2016 Ram Promaster City
2015 Ram Promaster City
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