It Sure Looks Like the Dodge Charger Super Bee Is Coming Back With a Turbocharged Inline-Six
Dodge teases a V8‑free, 1,000‑hp Charger Super Bee powered by a turbocharged inline‑six, igniting muscle‑car fans
The obvious questions
What horsepower figure is being discussed for the upcoming SRT Charger?
Coverage from Autoblog mentions the next SRT Charger may have 1,000 hp.
Which engine configuration is highlighted as replacing the traditional V8?
The Drive reports the model appears to use a turbocharged inline‑six.
What power‑train options are suggested by the reports?
ABC7 notes the Charger will be offered in electric or gas‑powered versions, but still without a V8.
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Fans anticipate a blend of classic aggression with modern engineering, even as they wonder how the revival will affect the segment’s power dynamics. Autoblog added that the next SRT Charger could reach 1,000 hp without a V8, and ABC7 noted that the model may be offered in electric or gasoline form, still lacking a V8 engine.
Evidence points to a turbocharged inline‑six as the heart of the upcoming Super Bee, per The Drive’s observation of the engine layout. The omission of a V8 across multiple reports suggests Dodge is shifting toward forced‑induction and possibly hybridization.
With power targets and drivetrain options hinted but not confirmed, the key question remains: will the revived Super Bee deliver the promised performance while redefining Dodge’s muscle‑car identity?
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It Sure Looks Like the Dodge Charger Super Bee Is Coming Back With a Turbocharged Inline-Six The Drive · 90d ago broke it first
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