Brian H. 
Reports indicate that Stellantis will be making some notable adjustments to its breadwinning Ram 1500 pickup truck family in order to stay manufacturing delays, and keep the supply trickling to product-starved dealerships.
According to Mopar Insiders, Stellantis is dropping all Ram 1500 Quad Cab configurations for the Laramie and Rebel trim levels for 2022. That leaves the Tradesman and the Big Horn/Lone Star that will still have the option of the Quad Cab configuration. When purchasing a Quad Cab or Big Horn model it should be noted that you will not get any sunroof options, power running boards, air suspension, or technology group options moving forward for 2022, says the report.
2022 Ram 1500 Lineup Adjustments
Ram 1500 Tradesman
- Optional Air Suspension (SER) has been dropped from all Tradesman models
- Ram box (XB9) option has been dropped for 2022
- Multi-Function Tailgate (MWK) has been dropped for 2022 from the Tradesman lineup
- Tradesman EcoDiesel is now limited to HFE (High Fuel Efficiency) only
Ram 1500 Big Horn/Lone Star
- Rear Underseat Compartment Storage (CUE) is no longer a stand-alone option but is included with the Big Horn/Lone Star Level 1 Equipment Group and Big Horn/Lone Star Level 2 Equipment Group
- Mountain Brown (-X5) and Frost Beige (-XL) interior colors are no longer available on Big Horn/Lone Star models
- Multi-function Tailgate (MWK) has been dropped for 2022 from the Big Horn/Lone Star lineup.
- North Edition (ASP) will NOT return for 2022 (replaced by BackCountry model)
Ram Rebel
- Rebel 12A (AZ6) package (Alpine 9-amplified speakers with subwoofer, luxury leather-trimmed bucket seats, and Uconnect 12.0-inch display with navigation) has been dropped
- Cloth/vinyl bucket seats (G7) become only available in black/red
- Luxury-trimmed bucket seats become part of the Rebel Night Edition package
- No more Quad Cab models
Ram 1500 Laramie
- Rear Underseat Compartment Storage (CUE) is no longer a stand-alone option but is included with the Laramie Level 1 Equipment Group
- Two-Tone Paint (APD) has been dropped on Laramie models completely for 2022.
- Protection Group (ADB) has been dropped for 2022
- 22-Inch Polish-Painted Wheels (WPM) replaced with 22-Inch Black-Painted Wheels (WPH).
- No Quad Cab models
Ram 1500 Limited Longhorn
- Two-Tone Paint (APD) has been dropped on Limited Longhorn except on Ivory white painted models.
- Protection Group (ADB) has been dropped for 2022.
- Longhorn Level 1 Equipment Group now includes Heads-Up Display (HUD) and Digital Rear-View Mirror (DRVM).
Ram 1500 Limited
- Protection Group (ADB) has been dropped for 2022.
- Limited Level 1 Equipment Group now includes Heads-Up Display (HUD) and Digital Rear-View Mirror (DRVM).
- Advanced Safety Group (ALP) is no longer available on the Limited
Ram 1500 TRX
TRX Level 2 Equipment Group now includes Heads-Up Display (HUD), Digital Rear-View Mirror (DRVM), and 19-speaker Harman Kardon premium sound system
Ram claims the move is to accommodate what most buyers have been looking toward more in recent years, and that is the Crew Cab models. The move is to also optimize production on the Ram 1500 so that the production line can stay running through 2022. All orders that have been already placed will be modified at the factory to match the updated lineups.
For the 2022 Bighorn models; it’s not the technology group containing the heads up display, digital rear mirror and rear power window that is being cut to streamline production. The Level 1 safety group package is the package they are removing to streamline production. The level 1 safety group contains the lane keep assist, pedestrian braking, forward collision warning, etc. Confirmed it at the dealership since they are able to take orders right now if you go through the dealership.
technology group removed from back country had to order mine without it, I really really wanted it