Dodge has put a lot of strength in the V8 Hellcat trim that was brought back recently into the Dodge Durango. But will the Durango stick around for the latest trend of electric vehicle technology? For those who want a large SUV and a ride that can handle the high-powered, high-octane vehicle. While there is some news about the Dodge Stealth SUV that might supplant the Durango, we can not confirm that just yet. What will the future hold for the brand; we know there is a lot of strong opinions being made and promises coming from the Dodge brass at the top. 

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Of course, there will be some new options for Dodge in the coming years, but the major difference of witnessing such growth of a brand and brands that do not offer new waves, is what keeps Dodge alive. According to Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis who spoke to Muscle Cars & Trucks, Kuniskis added that there will be more suitable Dodge offerings to be offered next year to fill the space that the muscle cars will vacate; the Charger is expected to stay, but no word on the Challenger. Dodge has tons of loyal followers to move ahead with the brand. Even when they move to EVs. 

“I will tell you that it’s more than today. And not even a little bit more than today. By the way, we’re going to share our future long-term plans with our dealers early next year. And we would love to believe that all this stuff is top secret when we do it, but it’s not,” said Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis told the publication.

A Hurricane Is Coming Inside of Dodge Rides

Kuniskis said that Dodge’s long-term future plans are to be exposed to the dealers next year. He also anticipates that these plans will be leaked though he sounded like he’s okay with that transpiring. As for what will be revealed in 2023 to join Dodge’s model lineup, that’s still a mystery at this point. A full-size rendition of the Durango is expected to be added, as well as next-generation, Hurricane I6 engine-powered muscle cars that will be put together on the new STLA Large architecture.

The production version of the soon-to-be introduced electric muscle ride, previewed in the newest Dodge Charger EV concept, could also reach showrooms late in 2024. Keep in mind, we know there will be several arrangements of this “eMuscle” car. The details show the brand will have varying power outputs depending on the model. We expect the Charger to be this option. After all, for those not aware, the new series known as the "Last Call" for buyers ends soon.

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