2025 Dodge Charger SIXPACK First Look

Two body styles are available for the all-new Charger SIXPACK, and the body you get depends on the power output level you select. For example, opting for the standard-output engine gets you a four-door sedan. Meanwhile, the performance-tuned high-output engine comes under the hood of Chargers with a two-door coupe body. Dodge seamlessly blends old and new with the redesigned Charger with exclusive design elements. Dodge reintroduced the Fratzog logo for the 2025 Charger, a symbol originally used by Dodge muscle cars in the 1960s and 70s. This triangle can be found on the wheel center caps, the center of the grille, and the middle of the trunk lid. The 2025 Charger draws design notes from its long line of muscle cars, with a slight hood overhang and a low and wide stance. Meanwhile, the front features newly reshaped headlights and a cross-car LED light strip connecting them. At the rear, the taillights are connected by a red LED "ring of fire" light strip. The 2025 Charger lineup is available in Dodge's popular White Knuckle, Destroyer Grey, Triple Nickle, and Diamond Black, as well as all-new colors, including After Dark, which is a dark shade of blue, Bludicrous, a lighter blue shade, Peel Out orange, and Redeye. In essence, the 2025 Charger SIXPACK is designed to be more streamlined, modern, and altogether stylish.

When you step inside, you'll find the same modern yet classic design that the exterior boasts. The Charger continues Dodge's iconic driver-focused layout with the center stack shifted slightly to face the driver. Atop the center stack is an all-new 12.3-inch horizontal touchscreen running Uconnect 5. The new Uconnect software features over-the-air software updates along with available integrated TomTom navigation with live updates and natural speak, Amazon Alexa virtual assistance with car-to-home function, wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, and a fully customizable layout. Behind the comfortable leather-wrapped steering wheel, you'll find a 10.25-inch fully digital gauge cluster that can be customized to display your preferred information. The most prominent feature that meshes Dodge's heritage with the future of the automotive industry is the modernized "pistol grip" shifter. The pistol grip shifter was first introduced in the 1960s, and is now being reintroduced with a modern twist. The Charger's ignition button is relocated to the center stack for a more intuitive position. The Charger comes standard with black premium cloth upholstery, while Nappa leather is available in either Demonic Red or Black.

As we mentioned above, the all-new Charger lineup features an array of powertrain upgrades. The SIXPACK lineup features Dodge's all-new Hurricane engine; a twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter inline six-cylinder engine. The Hurricane engine provides the Charger with more efficiency than the outgoing V8 engines while simultaneously providing equal power. The Hurricane engine is available in two output levels, standard and high. The standard-output Hurricane engines offer drivers an impressive 420 horsepower. However, for more excitement, the high-output Hurricane engine lays down a hefty 550 horsepower. The robust Hurricane engine mates to a TorqueFlite eight-speed automatic transmission that powers a trustworthy all-wheel drive system for superior all-weather traction. 

Following the discontinuation of the Dodge Charger's seventh generation, many were left to wonder what direction the legendary muscle car would go in. Well, no need to wonder anymore! We hope that this page has given you the information you were looking for about the 2024 Dodge Charger. If you have any questions regarding the all-new Charger lineup in the Nashville, Tennessee area, use the contact form below this page to reach the knowledgeable sales team here at Steve Jones Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram. We look forward to hearing from you soon!