SavageGeese gives the 2025 RAM RHO a solidly positive 68/100 score, praising its strong value proposition—starting at just over $69,000 and undercut­ting the F-150 Raptor—along with impressive performance from its 540-horsepower Hurricane inline-6 engine and luxurious livability features like heated/cooled massaging front seats and spacious rear seating. The cabin tech impresses with quality switchgear and premium features, though the infotainment software suffers from slowness, lag­giness, and camera dropouts that undermine the driving experience. The RHO lacks the "sheer charisma" of its TRX predecessor, and its camera system reliability issues are a genuine concern. This truck appeals to buyers seeking premium features and strong towing capability at a competitive price point who can tolerate some software quirks.

Doug DeMuro gives the 2025 Ram RHO a strongly positive 87/100 OctaneScore, praising its exceptional value—starting at $71,000 versus the outgoing TRX's $94,000—alongside best-in-class technology features like its responsive infotainment screen and multi-angle camera system, plus impressive driving dynamics with eight configurable drive modes and 14 inches of rear wheel travel. The RHO delivers solid performance with a 0-60 time of 4.5 seconds and 540 horsepower, though this represents a notable step down from the TRX's 700+ horsepower, and Stellantis build quality remains a concern despite improved interior materials. DeMuro suggests the RHO is an excellent choice for buyers seeking a high-tech, capable off-road truck at a competitive price point who don't mind the step down from the TRX's raw power.