2026 Dodge Charger (4-door) overview — the latest four-door muscle sedan Dodge is offering, with what we know about engines, performance, dimensions, and (where available) fuel-economy context:

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🚗 What the 2026 Dodge Charger 4-Door Is

The 2026 Dodge Charger returns not just as a muscle car but also in a four-door sedan body, carrying the classic Charger presence with authentic performance while adding practicality. It is a full-size four-door vehicle that muscle-car enthusiasts can take to daily driving as well as spirited runs. 

All current 2026 Charger models are available in four-door sedan form (in addition to two-door options). 

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🛠️ Engines & Performance

🔥 Gasoline Performance (Twin-Turbo Inline-6 "SIXPACK”)

For 2026, Dodge has shifted to turbocharged inline-six engines (called Hurricane and SIXPACK) instead of traditional big V8s:

• 3.0 L Twin-Turbo Inline-6 — Standard Output (R/T): ~420 hp. 

• 3.0 L Twin-Turbo Inline-6 — High Output / Scat Pack: ~550 hp and ~531 lb-ft torque. 

• Four-door Daytona Scat Pack (electrified)?. Dodge also previews Daytona Scat Pack with ~670 hp in higher performance versions; this includes AWD and extremely strong acceleration figures (~3.3 s 0–60 mph). 

All of these engines are paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission and standard AWD with a selectable RWD-only mode on many trims. 

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🏁 Performance Highlights

Here’s what these powertrains can do (typical for the lineup):

A standard AWD system is part of the performance package on all trims, giving better traction and rear-drive mode for traditional muscle car feel. 

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📊 Fuel Economy (General Guidance)

Official Dodge EPA mpg ratings are not yet published for most trims. However, with the new turbo-six engines and AWD, reasonable expectations based on similar heavy, powerful sedans are:

• R/T (420-hp): ~ mid- to high-teens city / low-20s highway (estimate)

• Scat Pack (550-hp): ~ mid-teens city / low-20s highway

• Daytona Scat Pack (670-hp): slightly lower mpg due to very high performance

Exact EPA numbers (city/highway/combined) should appear once official figures are released later in 2026. Consumer and early owner reports suggest real-world highway could be in the ~20-mpg range and city well lower, especially in aggressive performance trims. 

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📐 Size & Practicality

• Seating: 5 passengers

• Body: Full-size four-door sedan with muscle car proportions

• Cargo/Interior: Charger retains excellent interior volume and cargo area thanks to its long roofline and hidden hatch design. 

It feels like a muscle car with space for rear passengers and practical everyday usability.

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💡 Key Features & Tech

Modern Chargers include performance and tech enhancements such as:

• Selectable drive modes (Sport, Track, Drag, Custom). 

• Launch control and Line Lock for track performance. 

• Advanced infotainment (large digital cluster, Uconnect system). 

• Performance packages (Track Package with Brembo brakes and enhanced suspension). 

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🔑 Final Snapshot — 2026 Dodge Charger (4-Door)

What it is:
A four-door muscle sedan with serious performance and modern tech geared toward enthusiasts who want everyday usability and powerful acceleration. 

Engine lineup:

• 420 hp inline-6

• 550 hp Scat Pack inline-6

• ~670 hp Daytona Scat Pack (top-end performance) 

Expected mpg:

• City: ~mid-teens (estimated)

• Highway: ~low-20s+ (estimated, varies by trim)

Drive:

• AWD standard; with selectable RWD mode. 

Why it’s notable:

• Four doors make it practical for passengers and cargo.

• Muscle-car spirit remains central to its identity.

• Daytona variant especially pushes power boundaries in a sedan. 

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If you want MSRP estimates and a breakdown of each trim’s performance/features, just let me know!