
Charger
New LB-platform Charger on one chassis with two powertrains. Daytona EV (R/T 496 hp, Scat Pack 670 hp) with synthetic Fratzonic exhaust; SIXPACK 3.0 twin-turbo I6 (S.O. 420 hp, H.O. 550 hp) keeps gas alive.
American muscle. New LB Charger runs both Daytona EV (496-670 hp) and SIXPACK twin-turbo I6 (420-550 hp) on the same chassis; Durango Hellcat is the last HEMI in showrooms; Hornet R/T plugs in. Heritage runs Challenger Hellcat/Demon 170 and the V10 Viper.

The enthusiast-relevant models from Dodge's current catalog. Pick one to see every variant.

New LB-platform Charger on one chassis with two powertrains. Daytona EV (R/T 496 hp, Scat Pack 670 hp) with synthetic Fratzonic exhaust; SIXPACK 3.0 twin-turbo I6 (S.O. 420 hp, H.O. 550 hp) keeps gas alive.
Dodge models no longer in production, sorted newest first. Full specs and editorial coverage still live here.
Heritage· 2025Dodge's first-ever PHEV. 1.3L turbo-four + rear e-motor for 288 hp combined, AWD, ~50 km EV-only. Killed in January 2026 after US tariffs hit the Italian-built Tonale platform.
Heritage· 2023Last HEMI Challenger. SRT Hellcat (717-797 hp), Hellcat Redeye, Super Stock, and the 1,025 hp Demon 170 grand finale. Manual still available on R/T Scat Pack.
Heritage· 20178.4L NA V10, 645 hp, 6-speed manual only. Gen 5 ACR set 13 production-car lap records. The American snake, with no ABS and no traction help by default.
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