A Tribute to Mopar Passion, Performance, and Personalization
For its 90th anniversary, Dodge is going to reveal a new Mopar package for the 2027 Dodge Charger at SEMA 2026. This will be the fourth time that the American automaker has done this to a Dodge Charger since 2011, and it will be available for the two-door’s select trims.
In total, Dodge says that there will be 270 units of this package, 90 of which will be on vehicles offered in three exterior colors: Bludicrous, Diamond Black, and White Knuckle, which are hues that also give a nod to Mopar’s 90-year heritage. That leaves the remaining 180 units available for would-be buyers of the 2027 Dodge Charger, which can be purchased on top of a brand-new Charger for $10,995.
Charging Ten Grand More for a Charger
The official U.S. MSRP has already been unveiled ahead of time: $10,995, which leaves customers some time to decide and travel to Vegas for the SEMA show, where it will be first showcased. Either that or you can wait for in-the-metal photos and decide from there. Stellantis and Dodge haven’t sent out detailed photos just yet, but we have a group shot of the three cars in the three Mopar colors that are set aside for the commemorative units.
For customers who want the package on any of the Dodge Chargers and their various trims, don’t fret because Dodge is making this Mopar package available for select trims. The two-door Dodge Charger R/T and Dodge Charger Scat Pack plus models will be eligible to spec out with this limited-edition package.
As for the contents, the Mopar ’27 package includes the following:
- Direct Connection carbon-fiber front splitter
- Direct Connection carbon-fiber hood with functional scoop
- Direct Connection cold-air intake system
- Direct Connection carbon-fiber rear spoiler
- Unique bodyside and hood graphics
- Serialized Mopar ’27 / Mopar 90th anniversary under-hood plaque mounted on the radiator closeout panel
- Unique interior badge on dashboard
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Mopar Models
For the Mopar ’27 models, the production run will start with the Charger R/T variant. The R/T delivers 420 horsepower from the twin-turbo Sixpack engine. It has all-wheel drive and on-demand rear-wheel drive. Acceleration is said to be 4.6 seconds from 0 to 60 miles per hour, and Dodge claims that it can run a quarter mile in just 12.9 seconds.
The Scat Pack Plus turns things up a notch, with leather performance seats, 20 inch by 11 inch wheels, the Carbon and Suede Package, and the Blacktop Package. For collectors and enthusiasts, this is the configuration to get if you want the best version of the Mopar Package. Power is up from the R/T, now at 550 horsepower from the 3.0-liter twin-turbo Sixpack motor that’s been upgraded with forged internals, twin Garret turbos, and a charge air cooler from the factory. The same all-wheel drive and on-demand rear-wheel drive are still available, but 0 to 60 times are now 3.9 seconds, and the quarter-mile time goes down to 12.2 seconds.
In addition to that, there will be three additional factory-backed performance parts for the Dodge Charger for customers who want to further personalize their cars. These performance bits include a cat-back exhaust for the 3.0-liter inline six, a performance suspension spring kit, and 21 inch by 11 inch Brass Monkey wheels.
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