Dodge Charger to Return to Europe with Gas and Electric Models

Dodge announced on 8 June 2026 that the Charger will be reintroduced to the European market to mark its 60th anniversary. The new generation will be offered in a multi‑energy lineup that includes a gasoline‑powered SIXPACK model and an all‑electric Daytona variant, each available as two‑door coupes and four‑door sedans. Four models are planned: the 420 hp Charger R/T, the 550 hp Charger Scat Pack, the 536 hp electric Charger Daytona R/T and the 670 hp Charger Daytona Scat Pack, all with standard all‑wheel drive.

European distribution will be handled by KW Automotive, with spare‑parts support from Iron Parts. In a statement, Fabio Catone, head of brand for Dodge in Europe, said the move “reintroduces an unmistakable American nameplate to customers that value character and authenticity.” Prices are expected to start around €70 000, though a precise launch date has not been disclosed. The models will need to be adapted to meet European emissions and certification standards before sales begin.

The launch reflects Stellantis’ broader strategy to revive its American performance brands abroad amid industry shifts toward electrification and tighter emissions regulations.