Dodge Boss Hints New Fashions Are Coming In 2023

The Dodge Charger and Challenger are on their “Final Name.” After a barrage of particular swan tune fashions, the 2 Hemi-powered muscle vehicles close to the top of the road, with manufacturing coming to a halt in December 2023. It will depart the Hornet and the Durango as the 2 remaining vehicles within the Dodge lineup past 2023.

However that will not all the time be the case, in line with Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis. Talking to Muscle Vehicles & Vans, Kuniskis mentioned that there might be extra Dodge merchandise to be launched subsequent 12 months to fill the void that the muscle vehicles will depart.

“I’ll inform you that it’s greater than right this moment. And never even somewhat bit greater than right this moment,” Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis informed the publication.

Kuniskis added that Dodge’s long-term future plans are to be revealed to the sellers subsequent 12 months. He additionally expects that these plans might be leaked although he seemed like he is okay with that taking place.

“By the way in which, we’re going to share our future long-term plans with our sellers early subsequent 12 months. And we might like to consider that each one these things is prime secret once we do it, nevertheless it’s not,” Kuniskis mentioned throughout a Q&A session.

As for what might be revealed in 2023 to hitch Dodge’s mannequin lineup, that is nonetheless a thriller at this level. A full-size model of the Durango is hypothesized to be launched, in addition to next-generation, Hurricane I6 engine-powered muscle vehicles based mostly on the brand new STLA Massive structure. 

The manufacturing model of the newly launched electrical muscle automobile, previewed within the Charger Daytona SRT Idea, might additionally arrive in showrooms in 2024. Of be aware, there might be a number of variations of this “eMuscle” automobile, which have various energy outputs relying on the mannequin.