2026 Dodge Charger Model Research in Alexandria, MN

Overview

The Dodge Charger has always been defined by one thing above all else: an unapologetic commitment to performance. The 2026 Dodge Charger enters a new era with a completely redesigned platform that offers two distinct powertrain paths — a twin-turbocharged Hurricane inline-six for buyers who want a modern high-performance combustion engine, and the all-electric Charger Daytona for drivers ready to experience what electrification does to a performance car built from the ground up to be fast. Both are unmistakably Charger in character. Neither asks you to accept compromise as the price of admission.

Hurricane Twin-Turbo I6

The Hurricane™ 3.0L twin-turbocharged inline-six is Dodge’s answer to buyers who want a thoroughly modern performance engine. The standard output version produces 420 horsepower, while the high-output configuration steps up to 550 horsepower — numbers that put the Charger comfortably ahead of many V8 competitors while delivering a broader powerband and improved efficiency compared to larger displacement alternatives. The Hurricane’s character is instant torque, linear power delivery, and the kind of response that rewards committed driving on any road between Alexandria and the state line.

Charger Daytona — Electric Performance

The Charger Daytona is the all-electric version of the new Charger, and it makes no compromises on the performance mission. Available in standard and high-output configurations, it delivers the kind of instantaneous torque response that electric motors produce natively — acceleration that doesn’t build through the rev range but arrives fully formed the moment you ask for it. Dodge has engineered the Daytona to feel distinctly like a Charger, including an available exhaust sound system that gives the electric model an acoustic identity of its own. It’s a genuine performance EV rather than an efficiency-focused crossover wearing a muscle car name.

Design & Platform

The new Charger is built on the STLA Large platform — a modern architecture that supports both combustion and electric powertrains without designing either as an afterthought. The coupe body style brings a dramatically lower profile and a more athletic silhouette than the outgoing sedan. Wide haunches, a low roofline, and a cab-rearward stance communicate what’s under the hood before you turn a key or press a button. The Charger has always been a vehicle that announces itself. This generation continues that tradition.

Interior & Technology

The new Charger’s interior takes a significant step forward in quality and technology. A large central touchscreen running Uconnect® 5, a digital instrument cluster, available performance data displays, and sport-oriented seating give the cabin a focused, driver-centric character that suits the vehicle’s performance mission. Wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ are standard, and available features include heated and ventilated seats, a premium audio system, and the Daytona-specific displays that show power output and range information in real time.

Trims & Configurations

The 2026 Charger is available across multiple trims encompassing both the Hurricane I6 and Charger Daytona electric powertrains. Entry trims deliver strong performance value, while higher configurations add more horsepower, more technology, and more distinctive visual treatment. Both powertrain lines offer a choice between standard and high-output configurations for buyers who want to push the performance envelope further.

Test Drive the 2026 Dodge Charger in Alexandria, MN

The 2026 Dodge Charger is a meaningful new chapter for one of the most iconic American performance nameplates — and Juettner Motors in Alexandria has them available to explore. Visit us at 1900 Broadway St, browse our new Charger inventory or pre-owned performance vehicles, and check our current vehicle specials. Apply for financing online or get your trade value with our instant cash offer tool. Serving Alexandria, Fergus Falls, Morris, and the surrounding region.

Frequently Asked Questions About the 2026 Dodge Charger

Does the 2026 Dodge Charger still come with a V8?

The new generation Charger transitions away from the HEMI V8 in favor of the twin-turbocharged Hurricane inline-six and the all-electric Daytona powertrain. The Hurricane’s high-output configuration produces 550 horsepower — more than most V8 alternatives — and delivers a modern, broader powerband. For buyers who want even greater performance in a Dodge muscle vehicle, the Challenger continues to offer V8 options.

What is the Charger Daytona?

The Charger Daytona is the all-electric version of the new Charger. It delivers instant torque for rapid acceleration, is available in standard and high-output configurations, and includes an available exhaust sound system that gives the electric model a distinctive acoustic identity. It’s purpose-built as a performance vehicle, not an efficiency-first EV that happens to wear performance styling.

Is the new Charger a sedan or a coupe?

The new-generation Charger is a two-door coupe, departing from the four-door sedan body style of the outgoing model. The new architecture emphasizes a more sports-car-oriented profile, with a dramatically lower roofline, a cab-rearward stance, and proportions that reinforce the vehicle’s performance mission more clearly than its predecessor.