The 2026 Dodge Charger Sixpack marks a major change in modern Mopar performance. Instead of a HEMI V8, the new Charger uses Stellantis' twin-turbo 3.0-litre Hurricane inline-six engine.
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A NEW DIRECTION FOR THE DODGE CHARGER
For decades, the Charger name has been closely connected to V8 power. The Sixpack moves the next-generation Charger in a different direction by combining the familiar Dodge name with a twin-turbo inline-six powerplant.
That change is why this car has generated so much discussion among Mopar fans. The question is not only how the new Charger looks, but how the Hurricane-powered platform fits beside the HEMI cars that came before it.
WHAT THE WALKAROUND SHOWS
Mopar Bro's video gives viewers an up-close look at the Charger Sixpack, including the engine bay, exterior design changes and the details that separate the new generation from the previous Charger.
The focus is the real car rather than a press photo or rendering. It gives Canadian Mopar fans a chance to see the proportions and under-hood layout before forming an opinion about Dodge's new performance direction.
HURRICANE POWER IN A MOPAR MUSCLE CAR
The Sixpack replaces the traditional V8 formula with a twin-turbo 3.0-litre Hurricane inline-six. Whether that change wins over longtime HEMI fans will depend on how the car performs and feels in the real world.
Watch the complete walkaround, then tell Mopar Bro in the YouTube comments whether the Sixpack belongs in the modern Mopar lineup.
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