Dodge RAM Logo

A three-dimensional chrome ram's head with large curved horns sits inside a rounded shield-shaped badge with a black field. The ram sculpture is highly reflective, using highlights and dark chrome shading to create a sculpted, metallic look...

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Chrome ram's head with curled horns inside a shield above bold 'RAM' wordmark.
Dodge RAM logo

About Dodge RAM

A three-dimensional chrome ram's head with large curved horns sits inside a rounded shield-shaped badge with a black field. The ram sculpture is highly reflective, using highlights and dark chrome shading to create a sculpted, metallic look.

Beneath the shield is a bold, uppercase wordmark reading "RAM" in a heavy, geometric sans-serif. The overall presentation resembles an automotive badge — polished chrome on a dark background with strong contrast.

What's in it: ram head horns badge/shield

Shapes: shield symmetrical animal head curved horns wordmark

Style: metallic 3D embossed automotive high-contrast

Text in logo: RAM

Evokes strength, toughness and ruggedness through the ram's head and large curved horns, typical automotive cues for durability.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black
#000000 · primary
Chrome silver
#B7B7B7 · primary
Dark chrome
#4C4C4C · secondary
White (highlights/background)
#FFFFFF · accent

Dodge RAM Logo History

This ram head badge was originally used by Dodge for its pickup trucks (Dodge Ram). In 2009–2010 the Ram truck line was established as a separate brand (Ram Trucks) within the Chrysler organization; the ram head emblem remained the primary badge for the truck brand.

Frequently asked

Which company uses this logo?

This is the Ram Trucks logo, historically associated with Dodge's pickup line (commonly referred to as Dodge Ram).

What does the ram symbol represent?

Visually it conveys strength, toughness and ruggedness — traits emphasized for pickup trucks.

When did Ram become a standalone brand?

Ram Trucks was established as a separate brand from Dodge around 2009–2010.

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