Dodge Charger Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

The Charger name now covers two different kinds of car: gasoline models with the SIXPACK engine, and the Daytona electric models. They share a nameplate but sit in different price ranges, so the first step is to decide which kind you are comparing.

This page covers the new-generation Charger only. Older cars, including the earlier Hellcat models, belong to a previous generation and are not priced here.

The SIXPACK line starts with the R/T two-door at $49,995. The R/T four-door is listed at $51,995, and the R/T Plus two-door at $54,990.

The Scat Pack two-door is $54,995, the four-door is $56,995, and the Scat Pack Plus two-door is $59,990.

The electric Daytona Scat Pack two-door is listed at $72,495, and the Daytona Scat Pack Plus two-door at $77,490. That puts the EV models above every gasoline trim in this list.

Within the same trim, the four-door costs more than the two-door in this lineup. The R/T four-door is listed above the R/T two-door, and the Scat Pack four-door above the Scat Pack two-door. If you need rear-seat access, the four-door is the cost of getting it; if not, the two-door is the cheaper body style.

The SIXPACK trims run on gasoline. The Daytona models are electric, which changes the ownership picture as well as the price. A gasoline Charger means fuel stops and engine service. The Daytona means charging, and a home charger can be a separate purchase and installation cost. Ask an electrician about installation costs for your home, and check for any incentives that apply where you live, since availability changes.

The destination fee is currently $1,995, and it is added to the MSRP figures above. It applies on top of the trim price, so add it when you work out your real starting cost.

Option prices were not verified for this page. Dodge sells packages and individual options that raise the price of any trim, so use the manufacturer's configurator and a written dealer quote for specifics.

The 2026 Charger Daytona Scat Pack two-door was listed at $59,995. The 2027 Daytona Scat Pack two-door is listed at $72,495, which is a clear increase for the newer year. If a dealer still has a 2026 Daytona, compare it with the 2027 price and check what equipment differs.

• Powertrain: Gasoline SIXPACK trims are priced below the electric Daytona models.
• Trim level: R/T, R/T Plus, Scat Pack, and Scat Pack Plus each step up.
• Body style: Four-door versions cost more than two-door versions of the same trim.
• Options: Packages and individual options add to the base price.
• Destination: A fixed fee is added to each car.
• Dealer pricing: Dealers may discount or add to the sticker depending on supply.

New cars come with a manufacturer warranty and let you choose the specification. Ask the dealer whether the exact car is in stock or has to be ordered, and how long an order takes. If there are incentives, find out whether they apply to the trim you want and whether you must use the dealer's financing to receive them.

• Insurance: Quotes vary by trim, location, and driver. Performance-oriented trims may cost more to insure.
• Fuel or charging: SIXPACK models use gasoline; the Daytona uses electricity.
• Tires and brakes: More powerful trims may wear them faster.
• Maintenance: Service needs differ between the gasoline and electric cars.
• Depreciation: Value declines over time, and the rate depends on trim, mileage, and demand.

Compare the dealer's financing with a quote from your own bank or credit union, and check the term, rate, and total cost. For decisions about borrowing, consider speaking with a licensed financial professional.

Dodge's official website lists current Charger models. For the amount you will pay, ask an authorized dealer for a written quote that itemizes MSRP, destination, options, taxes, and fees.