Dodge Launches 2026 Charger SIXPACK Models in Canada

Two SIXPACK engine variants offer 420 and 550 horsepower outputs
Both two-door and four-door body styles available across lineup
Standard AWD system switches to RWD for performance driving

Dodge has launched the 2026 Charger lineup powered by SIXPACK twin-turbo engines, offering two distinct powertrains and body configurations. In Canada, the 550-horsepower Charger Scat Pack starts at $72,290, while the 420-horsepower Charger R/T begins at $62,290. Both models will be available as two-door coupes and four-door sedans.

The SIXPACK engine name revives Dodge’s 1970s badge, now applied to the 3.0-litre Hurricane Twin Turbo inline-six.

2026 Charger SIXPACK Specifications:

Model	Horsepower	Torque	0-60 Time	Top Speed	Canadian Price
R/T	420 hp	468 lb-ft	TBA	270 km/h	$62,290
Scat Pack	550 hp	531 lb-ft	3.9 sec	284 km/h	$72,290

“For 60 years, Dodge Charger has been known for delivering legendary muscle car performance, and we have every intention of continuing that legacy,” said Dodge CEO Matt McAlear. “This next-generation Charger lineup delivers the most horsepower and most torque of any muscle car in its class, the widest body of any car in the industry, an award-winning interior, and, perhaps most important, what our customers have told us they want: the power to choose what fuels them.”

Twin Garrett Turbos and Industry-First All-Wheel Drive Muscle Car

SIXPACK-powered Dodge Charger models feature a carbon-styled engine cover stamped with a red-accented SIXPACK text logo that announces the presence of the internal combustion engine under the hood. | Photo: Stellantis

The SIXPACK high-output engine uses twin Garrett GT2054 turbochargers operating at 30 psi boost pressure. The turbine material consists of Inconel 100, marking the first industry application of this high-temperature alloy. The engine delivers 88 per cent of peak torque at 2,500 rpm and maintains more than 90 per cent of peak torque from 3,000 to 6,000 rpm.

Both SIXPACK models feature standard all-wheel drive with rear-wheel-drive capability. The system can send 100 per cent of torque to the rear wheels through a multi-disc wet clutch system activated by a button. This enables traditional muscle car driving dynamics including drifting and burnouts while maintaining all-weather traction when needed.

The Scat Pack includes Line Lock, which locks the front brakes while disconnecting the all-wheel-drive system to enable controlled tire warming and burnouts. Launch Control allows drivers to set launch RPM based on surface conditions, building turbo boost pressure before release.

Widest Body Design and 1968 Charger-Inspired Interior

The front fascia is unique to SIXPACK-powered 2026 Dodge Charger models, with a larger, more pronounced grille area than all-electric Charger Daytona models. | Photo: Stellantis

The 2026 Charger features what Dodge calls the widest body of any car in the industry. SIXPACK models include a distinctive performance hood with a black grille-style bezel, a larger front fascia area compared to electric Daytona models, and dual-mode active exhaust with 100mm rolled tips.

Interior design draws inspiration from the 1968 Charger and includes a 10.25-inch standard digital cluster with optional 16-inch upgrade. The 12.3-inch centre touchscreen provides access to Uconnect 5 infotainment, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and Performance Pages showing acceleration times and vehicle metrics.

Available Attitude Adjustment lighting spans 270 degrees from driver door to passenger door, offering 64 colours and intensity adjustment. The system responds to vehicle events including drive mode changes and door operations.

Two-Door Models Arrive Late 2025, Four-Door Variants Follow

SIXPACK-powered 2026 Dodge Charger Scat Pack Plus in Peel Out (front) and 2026 Dodge Charger R/T Plus in Bludicrous (rear). | Photo: Stellantis

2026 Charger Release Schedule:

August 2025: Two-door Scat Pack orders open
Late 2025: Two-door Scat Pack dealership arrivals
Early 2026: R/T model and four-door variants arrive
Four-door pricing: Add $3,000 to base MSRP

Standard safety equipment includes automatic emergency braking with vulnerable road user detection, adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go capability, blind-spot monitoring, and active lane management. Optional features include surround-view cameras, park assist systems, and traffic sign recognition.

The Scat Pack offers Plus trim with features including premium LED lighting, wireless charging, heads-up display, and Demonic Red leather seating options. Optional packages include Carbon & Suede with real carbon-fibre accents, Blacktop Package with dark exterior trim, and an 18-speaker Alpine audio system.