Meet the 2025 Dodge Charger SIXPACK

As you can imagine, the name SIXPACK, is in reference to the engine. More specifically, the amount of cylinders that the engine has. The 2025 Dodge Charger is powered by Dodge's new Hurricane engine. Hurricane is a 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged inline six-cylinder engine. The new twin-turbo engine is available in both standard and high-output variants. With the standard output Hurricane engine under its hood, the Charger lays down a satisfying 420 horsepower.  This variant of the Hurricane engine competes best with the now-discontinued 5.7L HEMI V8 and its 370 horsepower. Meanwhile, opting for a high-output variant gets you an exciting 550 horsepower, besting the outgoing 6.4L HEMI with 475 horsepower. A TorqueFlite eight-speed automatic transmission is standard with the Hurricane engine, driving all four wheels with a new intelligent all-wheel drive system.

The exterior body style of the 2025 Charger depends on the engine output level you choose. For example, the standard output models come in a four-door sedan body, while the high-output models are designed for performance with a two-door coupe body. While it may sound contradictory, the 2025 Charger is both classic and modern at the same time. Its modern design elements include the red "ring of fire" LED lighting at the rear of the Charger, full LED exterior lighting, rigid body lines, and an illuminated badge at both ends of the vehicle. Meanwhile, much of the 2025 Charger's classic image comes from the incorporation of the Fratzog logo, which was found on Dodge models between 1962 and 1976. This can be found on the grille, illuminated by white LED lighting and on the rear, illuminated in red, as well as the wheel center caps. The 2025 Charger will be eligible for Dodge's well-loved colors, including White Knuckle, Diamond Black, Triple Nickle, Redeye, and Destroyer Gray. Meanwhile, 2025 introduces three new body colors: Peel Out orange, a dark blue named After Dark, and a lighter shade of blue named Bludicrous. 

The modern yet classic design of the Charger's exterior gives a glimpse into what lies within the brand-new model. For example, the center console features a modern iteration of the "pistol grip" shifter, a design element dating back to 1970. Additionally, the Charger's ignition button has been moved from beside the steering column to be in line with the shifter just behind it. This puts the ignition button, electronic parking brake switch, and shift knob all in the same area for a more intuitive starting and driving experience. Between the front seats, you'll also find a storage bin that doubles as an armrest, two illuminated cupholders, and a wireless charging pad. While black cloth upholstery comes standard with the 2025 Charger, customers can choose between Black and Demonic Red Nappa leather upholstery for a more luxurious touch. The 2025 Charger SIXPACK is also eligible for more packages, such as the Plus Group, Track Package, and Carbon & Suede Package, all of which add their own series of comfort, style, and convenience features. Atop the 2025 Charger's center stack sits a 12.3-inch Uconnect 5 touchscreen with a landscape orientation. Meanwhile, behind the steering wheel is where you'll find a 10.25-inch fully digital and customizable gauge cluster. 

The 2025 model year sees the return of the gas-powered Dodge Charger! Are you interested in learning more about the 2025 Dodge Charger in the Culpeper, Virginia, area? Then use the contact form below this page to reach the sales team here at Chrysler of Culpeper! You can also browse our new inventory here on our website to browse our current Dodge inventory and stay informed about our most recent arrivals. We hope to hear from you soon!