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Next-Generation Dodge Charger Returns to Europe
Stellantis announced the next-generation Charger’s European return on June 8, 2026, with gasoline and electric powertrain options.
Published October 17, 2026 · 1 min read

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Stellantis announced the next-generation Dodge Charger's return to Europe on June 8, 2026. Its regional release presented gasoline and all-electric options as part of a multi-energy lineup. June 8 is the manufacturer's announcement date; the publication date displayed above is when BEYOND DODGE published this report.
Two powertrain approaches
The release describes gasoline-powered Charger R/T and Scat Pack versions alongside electric Charger Daytona R/T and Daytona Scat Pack versions. It states that the Charger lineup discussed in that announcement comes with standard all-wheel drive. These statements describe the next-generation cars in the regional release, not every historical vehicle called Charger.
Regional information is not universal availability
The release does not explicitly identify a model year for the whole European lineup. Its 2026 announcement date must therefore not be treated as proof that every version is designated model year 2026. Country-specific availability, homologation, pricing and delivery timing may differ. A regional introduction also does not prove that every dealer has every configuration in stock.
Researching a particular car
Use the dated original release as a starting point, then confirm the exact vehicle with the relevant regional Dodge representative or dealer. Check powertrain, body configuration, equipment and local certification before comparing offers. Gasoline and electric versions share the Charger name but do not share the same propulsion hardware or operating instructions. Read the manual supplied for the actual vehicle.
Sources & references
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- Stellantis Media — DodgeStellantisOfficial / corporatemedia.stellantis.com (opens in a new tab)