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Dodge will show off its new electric concept vehicle early in 2022, and discontinue its roaring Hellcat V8 engines, after 2023, the brand’s chief executive recently confirmed to an automotive news outlet.
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The Jailbreak modifications allow customers to order various previously unavailable option combinations; also, they’ll receive a powertrain recalibration that boosts their output to 807 horsepower.
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“For those looking for increased performance, we will launch Direct Connection next month. But for those looking for a unique appearance, we are going to let customers run free through the styling archives,” Kuniskis said.
“We’re taking most of the parts and pieces we’ve used over the years, adding a few new ones and letting customers build their own ‘One of One.’ So, if you’re dreaming about owning a Stinger Yellow Challenger with Brass Monkey wheels, Hammerhead Grey seats, Blue Brembos and Red badges: I’m not sure we should, but we’ll build it for you.”
The Jailbreak cars are the first volley in Dodge’s “Never Lift” campaign, which will launch a stream of new models and initiatives over the next two years. The automaker also plans to revive its Direct Connection brand for performance upgrades and parts next month.
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