--- title: "Dodge’s SEMA Charger Is a Sixpack Accessory Smorgasbord" date: "2025-10-29" modified: "2025-10-29" authors: - name: "Byron Hurd" job_title: "Editor" link: "https://www.thedrive.com/authors/byron-hurd" url: "https://www.thedrive.com/news/mopars-new-parts-will-make-your-dodge-charger-sixpack-go-and-look-faster" categories: - "Dodge News" - "News" - "News by Brand" tags: - "Dodge Charger" - "sedan" --- # Dodge’s SEMA Charger Is a Sixpack Accessory Smorgasbord ![2026 Dodge Charger Sixpack Mopar Parts Car]() While all may still be quiet on the V8 front, Mopar is still making plenty of noise at SEMA this year with the new Charger Sixpack. Finished in Stryker Purple and simply dubbed the "Moparized Dodge Sixpack Charger concept," this build shows off what customers can do to extract more power, performance—and yes, more sound—from [their new inline-six-powered sedans](). There's a lot going on here, and only some of it is performance-enhancing. Mopar fans will recognize the Brass Monkey wheel finish, which plays off the Katzkin leather interior upholstery job. The hood is actually carbon fiber, not a decal, and the same is true of the front splitter and rear decklid spoiler. According to Dodge's announcement, the fender vents are functional and contribute to the Charger's aerodynamic performance (by releasing captured air pressure from the wheel wells). Inside, you'll find several other aesthetic upgrades in addition to the aforementioned seating dress-up. Mopar pedal covers and all-weather mats (floor, cargo area) complete the look. ![]() ![]() ![]() Performance-wise, there are three noteworthy Mopar upgrades. The cold-air intake and cat-back exhaust are both baked in, as is a one-inch suspension lowering kit. Mopar didn't suggest how much power the free-flowing intake might (or might not) add, but we expect the improved breathing will give the already-potent, 550-horsepower Sixpack a nice little shot of additional performance. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() This may seem fairly low-key for Mopar's new performance engine, but remember, we've already [seen what this motor can do]() in the hands of the company's following of mad geniuses. And we have the feeling Mopar will have more in store for fans in the coming months and years. As CEO Matt McAleer told us a couple months ago, Dodge is [just getting started](). *Got a news tip? Let us know at tips@thedrive.com!* ## Author Byron is an editor at The Drive with a keen eye for infrastructure, sales and regulatory stories. He brings a light, punchy style to all of his content, believing that there's plenty out there to be laughed at—himself included. Born and raised in Maryland but now based just a stone's throw from Detroit, Byron is an auto enthusiast and generalist who enjoys building and tinkering with things of all kinds, from cars, computers and digital cityscapes, to the new garage that will soon house his fleet (a CT4-V Blackwing, a JK Wrangler and an NA Miata). Inspired by an early love of rollercoasters, Byron quickly caught the high-performance driving itch. He's been tracking and auto-crossing his cars since 2007. In his downtime, Byron enjoys reading, playing city builders, and studying the history of the Motor City. ### Author social links [Bluesky]() [Instagram]() [LinkedIn]()