The spy photos of the Dodge Charger have been making their way to the web, showing
the big sedan with some updated cues. The most recent set showed the
range-topping Hellcat model, but now these new images show the lower-level Scat
Pack completely uncovered, with some new cues to boot.
The headlights, grille, hood, and most of the front
fascia carry over unchanged from the previous model. But there is one
significant addition to note: the vents. Two small vents, located in the upper
portion of the grille directly adjacent to the headlights are brand new for
2019, and give the Scat Pack charger a more aggressive look.
The wheels
are also brand new for this trim level, and that backside – though it appears
to be almost identical to the current model – gets a light revision to the
carbon fiber lip spoiler, and some badging changes (the Scat Pack Bee logo now
replaces the R/T badge). Apart from that, the trim level carries over mostly
unchanged.
Don’t expect any major
changes to the engine, though; the current Scat Pack model produces 485 hp, and the new version should be just a touch more
powerful. We’ll have to wait for the full overhaul – which is scheduled for
2020 – to see any major changes to the current powertrain options.
The refreshed Charger and Challenger should make
their debuts in just a few weeks. The Hellcat model has been confirmed for a
summer reveal, so expect the rest of the range to follow shortly thereafter.
