Overview
- Dodge posted a bee-themed teaser on Tuesday and set a public reveal for the Charger Super Bee on August 7 during Roadkill Nights.
- The automaker described the car as "the most powerful sixpack-powered Charger," language that officially links the nameplate to an inline‑six powertrain.
- Multiple outlets report the teaser points to an upgraded turbocharged or twin‑turbo 3.0L Hurricane inline‑six, with media estimates near 600 horsepower but no specs have been confirmed by Dodge.
- Dodge CEO Matt McLear has said the company will "push the limits" of the Hurricane I6, and Stellantis’s broader product plan this year has included other legacy 'Bee' revivals and a separate Hemi‑powered Charger SRT in development.
- If the Super Bee's higher-output Hurricane is real, it would give buyers a six‑cylinder flagship with near‑supercar straight-line numbers while shifting Dodge’s performance focus away from only V8s and shaping how enthusiasts choose between six‑cylinder and future Hemi V8 models.