Overview
- Dodge posted a bee-themed teaser and set a public reveal for Friday, August 7, timed to the Roadkill Nights events on Woodward Avenue.
- The company called the car "the most powerful Sixpack-powered Charger," which points to a high‑output version of its Hurricane inline‑six rather than a Hemi V8.
- Multiple outlets report the powertrain will be a twin‑turbo 3.0‑liter Hurricane I6, with media estimates near 600 hp, but those figures are not yet confirmed by Dodge.
- Published performance estimates suggest 0–60 mph in under 3.9 seconds and quarter‑mile times below 12 seconds, and Dodge CEO Matt McLear has said the firm will keep pushing the Hurricane’s limits.
- The Super Bee name revives a long‑running Dodge badge and the August 7 reveal will clarify specs, pricing and how this Sixpack flagship fits into Stellantis’s broader plan that may still include future V8/SRT Chargers.