by New Dodge Charger from Mopar
Mopar has introduced a special version of the Dodge Charger Sixpack, which impresses with its design and updates. The car is finished in a deep Stryker Purple color with details made of satin carbon fiber. The suspension is lowered by one inch, and the 21-inch wheels feature a matte bronze finish and are equipped with bright orange Brembo brakes.
Interior and Exterior
The car’s interior received Katzkin leather seats in a combination of black and beige colors, as well as contrast stitching in orange and purple shades. Additionally, Mopar pedals and floor mats are installed, which will be available for purchase.
Mopar’s Charger debuts in Stryker Purple with satin carbon fiber accents. Lowered by one inch, it sports bronze 21-inch wheels and Brembo brakes. Cabin upgrades include Katzkin leather, contrast stitching, and Mopar trim.
Technical Improvements
Under the hood, the concept is equipped with a cold air intake system and a stainless steel exhaust, which improves airflow and gives the engine a richer sound. The updated exhaust system costing nearly $4,000 is planned for release by the end of 2025, and the air intake priced at $895 will become available at the beginning of 2026.
Availability of Accessories
Among other planned details are a carbon fiber hood for nearly $7,000, a front spoiler for $2,450, and side graphic elements in matte black or glossy red. All updates will be offered for both two-door and four-door versions of the Charger.
This version of the Charger Sixpack demonstrates how Mopar is trying to bring back the spirit of classic models, focusing on details that emphasize the car’s individuality. Despite the fact that the new model doesn’t have the legendary V8, it offers a range of options that may interest brand enthusiasts, especially those who appreciate style and the possibility of personalization.
