A newly surfaced video posted to the TK's Garage YouTube and Instagram accounts appears to show two previously unseen Dodge Charger prototypes parked in a Stellantis lot.
The short clip has sparked speculation about upcoming performance variants.
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One prototype, finished in metallic red, features a revised front fascia with a different bumper and reshaped air intakes compared to the current production R/T and Scat Pack Chargers.
It also lacks the transverse light bar connecting the DRLs under the headlights, and its flat roof profile suggests a possible carbon-fiber skin, reminiscent of the BMW M3.
SRT Branding and Combustion Power
A second prototype, at least two were spotted, appears to have a stock front end but is wrapped in a motorsport-style multicolor livery.
It carries a large windshield banner reading "Powered by SRT" in giant letters.
Both cars are clearly combustion-powered, not electric Charger Daytona models, as evidenced by the wide cooling slot in the front bumper and the bulged hood.
Dodge has already confirmed that a more powerful Charger Sixpack will debut at Roadkill Nights in August.
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The company says it will be the most potent Hurricane-powered Charger yet, producing more than the 550 hp (558 PS) offered by the current Scat Pack.
The non-wrapped prototype could be that model, with a revised front fascia, bigger wheels, and a more aggressive stance.
Dodge has also hinted at the return of the Hellcat, bringing a supercharged Hemi V8 back to the Charger lineup.
Reports suggest the flagship model will carry SRT branding, a dramatic Superbird-inspired rear wing, and more than 700 hp (710 PS).
The video only shows the cars from the front, so rear details remain unconfirmed.
For now, these Chargers look more aggressive than anything currently on sale.
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Whether they represent the upcoming Sixpack flagship, an early Hellcat, or something else entirely, Dodge is clearly not done expanding its muscle car lineup.
