Dodge CEO's Bold Stand Against Turbo EVs: Hellcat Destiny Revealed

Dodge, the iconic American muscle car brand, has made a resounding declaration that the legendary Hellcat name will never adorn an electric vehicle. Dodge CEO, Tim Kuniskis, emphasized the brand's commitment to its heritage, insisting that the Hellcat moniker is synonymous with supercharged V8 power and will remain exclusive to such engines.

Hellcat Will Not Return On Non-V8 Vehicles

Despite the retirement of V8-powered vehicles from Dodge's lineup, including the iconic Challenger and Charger models, fans can still expect high-performance iterations featuring the new Hurricane-powered inline-six engines. While the Hellcat name may be put to rest, there remains optimism for potential comebacks, given Dodge's history of bringing back limited editions.

Electric Power To Rival The V8 Hellcats

The introduction of electric muscle cars by Dodge, such as the Charger Daytona with impressive horsepower and torque figures, marks a new era for performance enthusiasts. Upgrades like the 800V Banshee variant are poised to compete with the output of classic V8 Hellcats, demonstrating Dodge's innovative approach to bridging the gap between tradition and modernity.