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2020 Ram HD trucks revealed in spy shots, along with interior

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It looks like

FCA

isn’t too concerned with keeping its redesigned Heavy Duty trucks under wraps before their reveals. Our spy photographers managed to catch a fleet of

2020 Ram HDs

running around completely undisguised. Not only do we get to see exterior design details, but there are also shots of the HD’s interior in Laramie trim.

Shots of the new Power Wagon

went up a few days ago, but now we get to see the truck in both Laramie Longhorn and Limited trims. It’s clear the trucks are following in the footsteps of the

2019 Ram 1500

redesign for their inspiration — we like the new Ram, so that’s a good thing. The departure from traditional Ram HD styling means the retirement of the crosshair grille. We can see this first in the brown Laramie Longhorn at the top here. Thankfully, Ram didn’t go as far as

GM

did with its

crazy grille design

on the freshly released

Silverado HD

. That being said, it’s still pretty large. It appears more upright and tough-looking than the similarly styled

1500

Laramie Longhorn, but still adopts the same design language.

The

2500

Limited doesn’t exactly look finished, but it’s clear we’re looking at a more luxuriously appointed truck from the photos. There’s more chrome, and the grille design is much more complex than the Laramie Longhorn. In fact, there might even be a bit too much chrome for our taste — tow hooks probably aren’t in need of any shiny bling.

Finally, we also get to see the

Tradesman trim

of a Power Wagon. The red looks good on the big truck, but the trim we saw the other day had a much meaner front-end design. This one would be better for those who want a more discreet Power Wagon.

Interior shots surfaced alongside these new trucks too. We wouldn’t have imagined much difference between the 1500 and HD interiors, and that seems to be the case. The model we’re looking at here has the 8.4-inch screen with Uconnect, but the massive 12-incher will undoubtedly be available too. We expect an “official” debut of this truck early next year, with the

Detroit Auto Show

being the most likely of places for that to happen.

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