Dodge CEO hints at the return of a popular product
The brand leader says there are hurdles before a wider release.
In March 2024, Stellantis (STLA) -backed Dodge did something virtually sacrilege in the eyes of muscle car purists.
In an effort to transition the brand from its muscle car heritage into a new age defined by electrification, Dodge introduced its most controversial product yet: a replacement for the Challenger and Charger that ditches the Hemi V8 for the choice of either a smaller, turbocharged inline-6 motor or a fully electric powertrain.
