The ballistic, V8-powered Hellcat could make an unexpected return to Dodge’s Charger lineup to offset muted interest in the all-electric Daytona electric and Hurricane six-cylinder powerplants ...

A new report claims Dodge is already developing a Hellcat-powered Charger for 2028, potentially bringing supercharged V8 muscle back to the lineup. When Dodge rolled out the eighth-generation Charger, ...

What happens when you take 6.2 liters of cubic displacement, sprinkle some Chrysler HEMI magic over it, stick on a supercharger larger than some economy car engines, and then shove the whole thing ...

According to new reports, Dodge has started development work on a Hellcat-powered version of the current-generation Charger. Unnamed sources told Mopar Insiders that the project is already underway, ...

Do you remember the major alleged news surrounding the new-generation Dodge Charger? Yep, it’s the one where the model will supposedly get the mighty Hellcat engine to rule over the current muscle car ...

The iconic supercharged 6.2-liter HEMI V8 is coming back to the Charger to make it a true muscle car. Dodge will bring back the HEMI V8-powered Charger by 2030. The new Charger SRT Hellcat will get a ...

Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis says a V8 return for the new Charger would only make sense with the supercharged Hellcat engine, not the 5.7-liter Hemi. The new Charger currently relies on Stellantis’ ...

American muscle car fans have been asking Dodge for one thing since the new Charger arrived: bring a real V8 back to the nameplate. The latest reports suggest Dodge may be preparing to do exactly that ...

Dodge swore it was moving on. The future was electric, and ICE fans would have to be content with six-cylinder Hurricane power. And yet here we are again, whispering about the return of a supercharged ...

For the past year, Dodge has tried to reset the Charger story around new hardware, new platforms, and a new era of electrification. The problem is that a big chunk of the fanbase has only been asking ...