If a patent application is any indication, Ram could release a production version of the overlanding-influenced 1500 Rbel OTG pickup shown at the 2019 SEMA show.
clothed in Mopar-sourced accessories. The patent images show a similar truck, indicating Ram is considering a production model based on the concept.
The truck in the patent images isn't quite as accessorized as the OTG concept, however. It lacks the concept's Yakima bed rack, rooftop tent, collapsible awning, and bed-mounted slide-out kitchen. But it still has the concept's snorkel, bespoke grille, and front and rear bumpers.The front bumper incorporates driving lights and a winch. Recall that the concept had a 10,000-pound Warn winch from the Ram 2500 Power Wagon, plus a 2.
A production truck based on the OTG concept would be something a little different. Off-road versions of half-ton pickups, such as the
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