Militem Unveils The Magnum 700 Based On Ram 1500 TRX

by AutoExpert   |  13 March, 2024

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Militem has introduced a brand new product: the Magnum 700. The Ram 1500 TRX serves as the basis for this truck, which has undergone numerous cosmetic and interior upgrades. Some noticeable exterior upgrades include a red honeycomb pattern grille, all-terrain tires on 22-inch Black Edition forged alloys, and quad exhaust pipes in the rear in Militem Black Performance.

A "Magnum Bar" with retractable LEDs mounted on the truck's rear bed is an available option, as are carbon fiber inserts for the truck's mirror caps, bonnet, and fenders.

Magnum 700

A 12-inch touchscreen display and a 19-speaker Harman Kardon luxury music system provide the audiovisual experience inside this vehicle. The upholstery is a mix of leather and Alcantara with contrasting stitching and carbon fiber accents.

Magnum 700

You may personalize the ambient lighting with LEDs, add a remote-operated tailgate, a panoramic double sunroof, and detachable steps as optional extras. This vehicle is already unique, but the Militem emblem and the "700" embroidered on the seats take it to the next level.

Magnum 700
As for the power, there is the same 702 hp and 650 lb-ft of torque coming from the standard supercharged 6.2-liter Hemi V8 engine. An eight-speed automatic gearbox distributes power to all four wheels, enabling a 4.5-second sprint from 0-62 mph.

Magnum 700
The adaptive suspension and Bilstein Black Hawk E2 shock absorbers are standard on this Ram 1500 TRX, and the tuner claims that the chassis configuration has been "carefully refined" with an elevated stance; yet, the ground clearance is 11.8 inches as well.

Magnum 700
With prices beginning at a whopping €164,950 ($180,452) before taxes, the Militem Magnum 700 is now up for grabs. A full 36 months, or 100,000 km (62,000 miles), of coverage is included in the European warranty.

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