Introducing the 2026 Dodge Charger 4-Door

Meet the 2026 Dodge Charger 4-Door at Berglund CDJR

The 2026 Dodge Charger 4-door is rewriting the muscle car rulebook. Known for decades as a bold coupe, the Charger now expands its lineup with a four-door sedan version that blends track-ready power with everyday usability. With the gas-powered Charger Sixpack engine, the new 2026 Dodge Charger gives drivers turbocharged muscle.

This latest model year introduces a wider Charger lineup with trims like R/T, R/T Plus, Scat Pack, and Scat Pack Plus, each bringing its own horsepower figures, technology features, and performance upgrades. Talk to our team at Berglund CDJR in Roanoke, VA, to learn more about this 2026 model, from the performance specs and trim pricing to interior comfort, technology, and safety features. If you’re considering a modern muscle car sedan with four doors, the 2026 Charger delivers serious performance with practicality.

Interior: Performance Meets Everyday Comfort

Step inside the 2026 Dodge Charger 4-door sedan, and the cabin immediately shows how Dodge blends race-inspired design with modern comfort. The driver-focused cockpit features a performance steering wheel, digital displays, and performance controls positioned within easy reach. Drivers can start the vehicle with a single press of the center console “On” button, while the signature pistol-grip shifter reinforces the classic muscle-car feel.

The Charger's interior seats five passengers, making this four-door sedan far more practical than a traditional coupe. With a maximum cargo capacity of 37.4 cubic feet and a unique hidden rear hatch design, loading gear for a weekend road trip or daily errands is easier than ever.

Interior highlights include:

• Heated flat-top performance steering wheel.
• Attitude Adjustment Lighting with 64 colors.
• Performance-inspired seating with multiple upholstery choices.
• Flat-folding rear seats for expanded cargo space.
• Cloth upholstery.
• Dual-zone automatic climate control.

Available seating materials include vinyl, cloth-and-vinyl combinations, suede-and-vinyl trim, Nappa leather, and suede/Nappa leather performance seats with fixed headrests and adjustable thigh bolsters. The cabin also includes an N95+Bio air filtration system for cleaner interior air.

Front passengers enjoy 39.1 inches of headroom, while rear passengers receive 36.9 inches, along with generous shoulder room measuring 59.5 inches in the front and 57.6 inches in the rear. These measurements make the Charger one of the most spacious muscle car sedans today.

Exterior: Four Doors, Same Muscle Car Attitude

The 2026 Dodge Charger 4-door keeps the bold styling that made the Charger name famous while adding a practical body style with four doors and rear-seat access. Built on a widebody platform, the Charger carries an aggressive stance with a low roofline, sculpted hood, and wide track designed to maximize performance and visual impact.

Up front, signature LED lighting stretches across the fascia with an illuminated Fratzog badge in the center. The rear features race-inspired LED taillights that echo Dodge’s historic muscle car styling. Gas-powered models add stainless dual exhaust tips, while the electric Charger Daytona introduces a unique Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust sound system to create a performance soundtrack.

The Charger also features a clever rear liftgate design integrated into the body. Unlike most sedans, this hidden hatch provides easy access to the cargo area and makes loading larger gear simple.

Available exterior colors include:

• Diamond Black Crystal
• Bludicrous
• Peel Out
• Redeye
• White Knuckle
• Destroyer Gray

Other available color options include After Dark, Triple Nickel, and Green Machine, depending on roof configuration and packages, and 20-inch wheels are standard across the lineup.

Appearance packages allow buyers to customize the car even further. The Blacktop Package adds dark exterior accents, black dual exhaust tips, and black performance wheels. Drivers can also add racing stripes or a gloss-black hood for a track-inspired look.

Performance: SIXPACK Power

Performance remains the heart of the 2026 Dodge Charger lineup. Dodge offers a gas powertrain so drivers can muscle their way every time they hit the road.

Standard across all models is the 3.0-liter twin-turbo Hurricane SIXPACK engine, a turbocharged inline-6 designed to deliver impressive horsepower and torque. In the Charger R/T, this engine produces 420 horsepower and 469 lb-ft of torque, paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission and standard all-wheel drive.

Step up to the Charger Scat Pack, and horsepower climbs to 550 hp with 531 lb-ft of torque, launching the sedan from 0–60 mph in about 3.9 seconds with a quarter-mile time near 12.2 seconds.

Every Charger features all-wheel drive with the ability to switch to rear-wheel drive, giving drivers classic muscle car behavior whenever they want.

Additional performance features include:

• Line Lock burnout mode.
• Launch Control for quick acceleration.
• Drift and donut mode.
• Dual-Valve Adaptive Damping System.
• Multilink front suspension and integral link rear suspension.
• Nearly perfect 50-50 weight distribution on Daytona models.

For serious performance driving, the available Track Package adds Launch Control, Track Mode, and a Drive eXperience Recorder that captures lap data and video footage for post-drive analysis.

Technology: High-Performance Digital Features

Inside the 2026 Dodge Charger, technology is designed to keep drivers informed and in control. The cabin features a 12.3-inch Uconnect touchscreen, a digital instrument cluster, and an optional head-up display to present key vehicle data clearly in the driver’s line of sight.

Drivers can quickly adjust performance settings using steering-wheel controls. Drive modes include Sport, Wet/Snow, Custom, and Track Mode on Daytona Scat Pack models.

Top technology features include:

• Digital cluster display
• Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™
• Performance Pages with real-time vehicle data
• Drive eXperience Recorder dash camera

The system also supports SiriusXM with 360L, Bluetooth® connectivity, and voice-activated controls. Performance Pages allow drivers to track metrics like G-forces, timers, propulsion output, and power distribution.

Connected services through the Dodge app provide remote vehicle functions, drive alerts, and vehicle tracking. Owners can even monitor range and charging status on electric Charger models.

Safety: Confidence at Every Speed

Despite its muscle car performance, the 2026 Dodge Charger sedan includes a long list of safety and driver-assist technologies designed to protect drivers and passengers. The car uses cameras, radar sensors, and advanced software to monitor traffic conditions and assist with braking, lane positioning, and awareness.

Key safety features include:

• Active Driving Assist
• Forward Collision Warning Plus
• Blind Spot Monitoring with Rear Cross Path Detection
• Traffic Sign Recognition
• Drowsy Driver Detection
• 360-degree surround view camera

Active Driving Assist can partially control acceleration, braking, and steering while the driver keeps their hands on the wheel. Additional features such as Side Distance Warning and ParkSense parking assistance help drivers maneuver confidently in tight spaces.

Standard safety equipment also includes front, side-impact, and curtain airbags for both rows of seats, electronic stability control with anti-rollover protection, advanced brake assist, and rear child safety locks.

See the 2026 Dodge Charger 4-Door at Berglund CDJR

The 2026 Dodge Charger 4-door brings muscle car power into a practical sedan package. This new model year gives drivers more ways than ever to experience Dodge performance.

If you’re ready to experience the new 2026 Dodge Charger in person, visit Berglund CDJR in Roanoke, VA. Our team can help you compare trims, review pricing and options, and schedule a test drive. Stop by today and see why this four-door Charger is one of the most exciting cars in the Dodge lineup.

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