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Dodge, Hemmings Turn SIXPACK-powered Charger Scat Pack Into Pair of 750-horsepower Tire-shredding Drift Machines Debuting at Roadkill Nights

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Dodge (NYSE:STLA) is showcasing two custom, SIXPACK H.O.-powered Charger Scat Pack drift cars, the two-door Charger BOOST Coupe and four-door Charger RPM “Rapid People Mover,” each targeting about 750 horsepower. Built with Hemmings’ Mike Musto and Suppy’s Garage, the cars debut at Roadkill Nights Powered by Dodge on August 7, 2026.

The team converted production 550-hp, twin-turbo SIXPACK Chargers from all-wheel drive automatics to rear-wheel-drive, competition-spec manual drift machines with extensive chassis, safety and aero upgrades. A nine-part Hemmings video series documents the 60-day builds and upcoming appearances at Gridlife Laguna Seca and FuelFest Arizona.

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Drift-build output: 750 horsepower Production Charger output: 550 horsepower Build timeline: 60 days +5 more
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Drift-build output 750 horsepower Two custom Charger drift cars; article describes this as a conservative estimate
Production Charger output 550 horsepower SIXPACK H.O.-powered Charger Scat Pack
Build timeline 60 days Time to develop and build the two drift cars
Video series Nine-part video series Hemmings coverage of the builds
Engine torque 531 lb.-ft. of torque Production SIXPACK-powered Charger Scat Pack
0-60 mph 3.9 seconds Production Charger Scat Pack
Quarter-mile 12.2 seconds Production Charger Scat Pack
Rear-wheel torque allocation 100% of torque Selectable on-demand RWD Mode in the production Charger

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5 past events · Latest: Aug 04 (Positive)
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Date Event Sentiment 24h Move Catalyst
Aug 04 Dodge color expansion Positive +3.7% Redeye color extended across the 2027 Durango lineup at a $595 MSRP.
Jul 30 Q2 earnings report Positive -2.5% Quarterly results returned Stellantis to profitability while guidance remained reaffirmed.
Jul 28 Charger product teaser Positive +1.1% Dodge scheduled an August 7 reveal of its most powerful SIXPACK Charger.
Jul 28 Business sale agreement Positive +1.1% Stellantis agreed to sell Free2move’s car-sharing business to Mutares.
Jul 23 Leadership changes Neutral -0.9% Stellantis appointed regional and performance leaders effective August 3, 2026.

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

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Recent history was mixed, with product-related announcements aligning more consistently than the latest earnings and leadership updates.

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forced-induction, quick-change rear differential, fia-style containment racing seats
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"each uses a unique forced-induction configuration"
An engine design that uses a turbocharger or supercharger to push extra air into the combustion chamber so more fuel can burn and the engine produces more power than it would by sucking air in on its own. Think of it like giving a cyclist compressed air that lets them pedal harder without changing their leg size. For investors, forced-induction affects vehicle performance, fuel efficiency, emissions compliance, and demand for specific components, which can influence manufacturers' costs, sales mix, and supply-chain dynamics.
quick-change rear differential technical
"Bulldog quick-change rear differential for rapid gear ratio changes"
A quick-change rear differential is a mechanical axle assembly that allows the gear ratio between the driveshaft and wheels to be changed rapidly by swapping or repositioning gears, often through an accessible cover or cassette rather than disassembling the entire axle. For investors, it signals a vehicle design that can be adapted quickly for different performance, fuel-efficiency, or load requirements—similar to changing a bike gear to suit a hill—affecting manufacturing flexibility, aftermarket demand, and product differentiation.
fia-style containment racing seats technical
"FIA-style containment racing seats"
A FIA-style containment racing seat is a high-strength motorsport seat built with deep side bolsters, integrated head and shoulder supports, and harness anchoring points to limit a driver’s lateral and forward movement in a crash. It follows design principles and often certification standards set by the sport’s governing bodies, so it matters to investors because certification, safety reputation, and regulatory acceptance affect product marketability, liability exposure, and sales in racing and performance-auto markets.

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AUBURN HILLS, Mich., Aug. 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ --

Dodge is taking the SIXPACK-powered Charger to the drift course, teaming with Hemmings Director of Programming Mike Musto and builder/fabricator Suppy Wejpanich of Suppy’s Garage to debut two 750-horsepower, professional-spec Dodge Charger Scat Pack drift machines. The two-door Dodge Charger “BOOST” Coupe (shown) is built for all-out performance while the four-door Dodge Charger “RPM” (Rapid People Mover) is engineered to thrill passengers during drift demos.

  • Dodge teams with Hemmings Director of Programming Mike Musto and Suppy Wejpanich of Suppy's Garage to build two purpose-built, professional-spec Charger drift cars: the Dodge Charger BOOST Coupe and four-door Dodge Charger RPM (Rapid People Mover) drift taxi
  • Hemmings Dodge Charger drift cars mark the first manually shifted SIXPACK-powered Dodge Chargers
  • Team transforms production-based, twin-turbocharged, SIXPACK H.O.-powered Charger Scat Pack models into two 750-horsepower drift builds through custom fabrication, chassis development and drift-focused engineering
  • Each Charger uses a unique forced-induction setup: the BOOST Coupe converts the factory twin-turbo system to a high-output Turbosmart single-turbo configuration, while the RPM runs a highly modified Turbosmart twin-turbo system
  • Dual-mode exhaust vents tire smoke through hood-mounted blow-off valves, adding a high-impact visual signature to the 750-horsepower Charger four-door drift car
  • Nine-part video series follows Musto, Wejpanich, professional drifters Corey "The Boss" Hosford and Micah Diaz, and the Suppy's Garage team from concept to completion
  • Professional drifters Hosford and Diaz debut the Charger drift cars at Roadkill Nights Powered by Dodge, with appearances to follow at Gridlife in Laguna Seca and FuelFest in Arizona

Dodge takes the SIXPACK-powered Charger to the drift course, teaming with Hemmings Director of Programming Mike Musto and builder/fabricator Suppy Wejpanich of Suppy's Garage to debut two 750-horsepower, professional-spec Dodge Charger Scat Pack drift machines at Roadkill Nights Powered by Dodge. Professional drifters Corey "The Boss" Hosford and Micah Diaz mark the debut by sliding the Chargers around M1 Concourse during the Aug. 7 Roadkill Nights Powered by Dodge press reveal.

Based on the 550-horsepower, twin-turbocharged, SIXPACK H.O.-powered Charger Scat Pack, the two Hemmings builds add custom fabrication, drift-focused chassis development and competition engineering to Dodge's next-generation, gas-engine, muscle-car platform.

"The new Charger gives Dodge enthusiasts a platform they can make their own, and these two custom drift machines show how far that performance foundation can go," said Matt McAlear, Dodge CEO. "Mike Musto, Suppy Wejpanich, Corey Hosford and Micah Diaz helped us showcase a new side of the SIXPACK-powered Charger. Built from production-based Chargers, these 750-horsepower professional drift cars put the platform's strength, flexibility and performance capability on full display."

Developed and built in just 60 days to debut at the Roadkill Nights Powered by Dodge press reveal, the two-door Dodge Charger BOOST Coupe is built for all-out performance while the four-door Dodge Charger RPM (Rapid People Mover) is engineered to thrill passengers during drift demos. Extensive custom fabrication, drift-focused chassis development and competition engineering transforms production-based Chargers into 750-horsepower drift machines engineered for professional-level competition, exhibition driving and passenger ride experiences.

Both custom Charger drift builds feature manual transmissions. The team engineered custom bellhousings, modified the driveline and converted the production all-wheel-drive, automatic-transmission configuration into a dedicated rear-wheel-drive, manual-transmission drift package.

McAlear and Musto sparked the idea for the drift cars during a Dodge drive through Death Valley in Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat Jailbreak models, when a discussion about the future of performance shifted to the capability of the new Charger SIXPACK platform.

"Like a lot of great automotive ideas, this one started while we were driving," said Musto, an on-screen host and automotive journalist who rose to prominence as host of "Big Muscle" on The Drive Network and "The House of Muscle" on Hemmings and MotorTrend. "During a media drive in Death Valley, conversations turned to the new SIXPACK Charger and everything Dodge had built into the platform. The more Matt and I talked about the SIXPACK engine, the AWD system and the car's ability to operate in rear-wheel-drive mode, the more the idea took shape. At one point we stopped asking, 'What if?', and started asking, 'Why not?'

"Matt challenged us to build something unexpected, and that conversation ultimately led to two purpose-built drift cars that show what the Charger can become when you hand it to builders who never leave anything stock."

Beyond the SIXPACK engine internals, Charger body panels and windshield, the team modified or custom-fabricated nearly every component for drift demonstrations and potential competition. Inside, the builds feature a stripped-down, competition-focused cockpit with containment racing seats, a roll cage, steering wheel, three pedals and a stick shift.

Build highlights include:

  • Built from production SIXPACK-powered 2026 Dodge Charger Scat Packs
  • 750 horsepower (conservative estimate)
  • Rear-wheel-drive conversion from standard all-wheel-drive Charger
  • Competition-spec manual transmission
  • Unique dual-mode exhaust vents tire smoke through hood-mounted blow-off valves
  • MoTeC engine management
  • Rear-mounted cooling system
  • Bulldog quick-change rear end
  • Professional drift suspension and steering geometry
  • Complete motorsports safety package, including full roll cage
  • Purpose-built for professional drifting competition

Both drift cars connect back to their production foundation with exterior graphics inspired by the new Charger Purple Haze color. The four-door Charger RPM gets a race-themed treatment with "Rapid People Mover" across the roof, while the Charger BOOST Coupe takes a more aggressive, drift-culture-inspired direction.

The first episodes of a nine-part video series are now available on Hemmings' YouTube channel and social media platforms, giving fans an inside look at the Charger drift builds from concept to completion. The series follows Musto, Wejpanich, professional drifters Hosford and Diaz, and the Suppy's Garage team as they transform production-based Charger Scat Pack models into 750-horsepower professional drift machines. Upcoming episodes will follow the Charger drift cars as they appear at enthusiast events across the country. Suppy's Garage, Hosford and Diaz are also sharing behind-the-scenes content on their social media channels.

Transported to events by a Ram 3500 heavy-duty truck, the Dodge Charger BOOST Coupe and Dodge Charger RPM will next hit the drift course Sept. 18-20 at Gridlife in Laguna Seca, followed by FuelFest at Firebird Motorsports Park in Arizona on Dec. 5.

Built to Slide: Dodge Charger BOOST Coupe and Charger RPM Build Specs

Powertrain
Although both Charger drift cars share the same performance target, each uses a unique forced-induction configuration, with both drift machines running on C16 race fuel:

  • Two-door Charger BOOST Coupe:
    • Factory twin-turbo system converted to a high-output single-turbo configuration by Turbosmart
    • Custom intake and exhaust systems designed specifically for competition use
  • Four-door Charger RPM (Rapid People Mover):
    • Highly modified Turbosmart twin-turbo system
    • Fully custom-fabricated intake system on both vehicles
    • Bespoke intercoolers, reservoirs, containment boxes and fluid routing

Engine Management/Cooling

  • MoTeC engine management systems
  • Integrated 12-inch MoTeC digital displays
  • Custom competition intake and exhaust systems
  • Rear-mounted cooling packages for improved weight distribution and thermal efficiency
  • CAD-designed fuel cells and complete custom fuel delivery systems

Drivetrain/Chassis
The factory all-wheel-drive platform has been extensively re-engineered into a dedicated rear-wheel-drive drift chassis:

  • Full rear-wheel-drive conversion
  • Drift-specific front and rear suspension systems
  • Extreme steering geometry for maximum steering angle
  • Competition-spec manual transmissions
  • Custom clutch assemblies
  • Heavy-duty driveshafts
  • Competition axles and hubs
  • Bulldog quick-change rear differential for rapid gear ratio changes

Driver controls include:

  • Custom three-pedal clutch system
  • One-off hydraulic handbrake assembly
  • Drift-spec master cylinder and hydraulic braking system

Interior/Safety
The production interior has been completely removed and replaced with professional motorsports equipment:

  • Full competition roll cage
  • FIA-style containment racing seats
  • Multi-point racing harnesses
  • Driver and passenger safety equipment
  • Simplified motorsports cockpit optimized for competition

Wheels/Tires

  • American Racing competition wheels
  • X-Comp HP performance tires

Body/Aerodynamics
The exterior has been massaged to support the increased cooling, steering angle and aerodynamic requirements of competitive drifting:

  • One-off custom hood with integrated vented exhaust outlets
  • Widened front and rear fenders for increased steering clearance
  • Hand-fabricated rear drift wing
  • Custom rear taillight assemblies
  • Purpose-built aerodynamic and cooling enhancements throughout

SIXPACK-powered Dodge Charger Scat Pack
The SIXPACK H.O.-powered gas engine Dodge Charger Scat Pack produces 550 horsepower and 531 lb.-ft. of torque, reaching 0-60 mph in 3.9 seconds and the quarter-mile in 12.2 seconds. It features a high-output, twin-turbo, inline-six engine and standard all-wheel drive with a selectable on-demand RWD Mode, allowing drivers to send 100% of torque to the rear wheels at the push of a button

Key features include twin 54mm Garrett GT2054 turbos spinning up to 185,000 rpm with up to 30 psi of boost, standard Line Lock, Launch Control, dual-mode active exhaust and performance suspension, 15-inch vented rotors with Brembo six-piston fixed front calipers and floating rears, multiple Drive Modes including Sport and Custom, performance hood with SIXPACK bezel and 20-by-10-inch wheels.

For more info on the Dodge Charger Scat Pack, visit Dodge.com.

Hemmings
Founded in 1954, Hemmings is the original online collector car marketplace. For more than 70 years, we have grown and uplifted the collector car community because we've been part of it since the start. Through our frictionless marketplace, quality entertainment, and professional service, we help all willing drivers buy, sell, and live the collector car lifestyle. Hemmings Motor Club extends this mission by bringing enthusiasts together through exclusive benefits, curated driving experiences, and deeper community connections for those who live to drive. More information, services, and content are available at www.hemmings.com. Stay connected with Hemmings on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, and search tens of thousands of vehicle listings from the palm of your hand with the Hemmings App.

Dodge
For 112 years, the Dodge brand has carried on the spirit of brothers John and Horace Dodge. Today, that legacy roars louder than ever in the lineup of Dodge, America's performance brand.

The Dodge Charger multi-energy lineup features:

  • SIXPACK-powered 420-horsepower Dodge Charger R/T with the most standard horsepower of any muscle car
  • 550-horsepower Dodge Charger Scat Pack, powered by the 3.0L twin-turbo SIXPACK high-output (H.O.) engine - the most powerful Hurricane engine in production
  • Quickest and most powerful AWD muscle car in the all-electric 670-horsepower Dodge Charger Daytona Scat Pack

Every Charger comes standard with all-wheel drive and offers two-door coupe or four-door sedan configurations - because with performance comes choice.

The Dodge lineup is also fueled by the most powerful gas SUV ever, the 710-horsepower Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat, powered by the legendary supercharged HEMI V-8 engine. The Durango SRT Hellcat Jailbreak breaks free from convention with the three-row SUV, unlocking more than 14 million potential customization combinations. The Dodge Durango R/T 392 delivers the most horsepower per dollar for a gas SUV, and the 360-horsepower 5.7-liter Durango GT HEMI AWD remains the most affordable AWD V-8 in the industry.

The purchase of a SIXPACK-powered Charger Scat Pack, Charger Daytona Scat Pack or Durango SRT Hellcat model includes one day of performance driving instruction at Radford Racing School, the official Dodge//SRT high-performance driving school.

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FAQ

What did Dodge (NYSE:STLA) announce about the SIXPACK-powered Charger Scat Pack drift cars on August 7, 2026?

Dodge announced two custom SIXPACK H.O.-powered Charger Scat Pack drift cars, the BOOST Coupe and RPM, each targeting about 750 horsepower. According to Dodge, they debut at Roadkill Nights Powered by Dodge and are engineered for professional drifting and passenger ride experiences.

How much horsepower do the new Dodge SIXPACK-powered Charger BOOST Coupe and RPM drift cars produce?

According to Dodge, both the Charger BOOST Coupe and Charger RPM drift cars are built to deliver a conservative estimate of 750 horsepower. They start from 550-horsepower SIXPACK H.O. Charger Scat Pack models and add custom forced induction, MoTeC engine management and competition-focused hardware.

When and where will the Dodge SIXPACK Charger BOOST Coupe and RPM drift cars appear after Roadkill Nights 2026?

After debuting at Roadkill Nights Powered by Dodge, the BOOST Coupe and RPM will run at Gridlife in Laguna Seca on September 18-20 and FuelFest at Firebird Motorsports Park in Arizona on December 5, according to Dodge, extending exposure to enthusiast audiences.

How are the Dodge SIXPACK Charger Scat Pack drift cars different from the production models for STLA investors?

The drift cars convert production all-wheel-drive, automatic SIXPACK Charger Scat Packs into rear-wheel-drive, manual, competition-spec machines. According to Dodge, they add custom suspension, extreme steering angle, full roll cages, motorsports safety equipment and dual-mode exhaust with hood-mounted blow-off vents for visual impact.

What is the base performance of the SIXPACK H.O.-powered Dodge Charger Scat Pack mentioned in the STLA announcement?

According to Dodge, the production SIXPACK H.O.-powered Charger Scat Pack produces 550 horsepower and 531 lb.-ft. of torque, does 0-60 mph in 3.9 seconds and the quarter-mile in 12.2 seconds, using a 3.0L twin-turbo inline-six with standard all-wheel drive and selectable rear-wheel-drive mode.

Where can fans watch the build process of the Dodge SIXPACK Charger BOOST Coupe and RPM drift cars?

Dodge notes that a nine-part video series on Hemmings’ YouTube channel and social platforms covers the Charger BOOST and RPM builds. According to Dodge, episodes follow concept, fabrication and event appearances, with additional behind-the-scenes content from Suppy’s Garage and the professional drifters.