

Held annually in Texas, the event brings together automotive journalists to evaluate the newest vehicles across a wide range of segments. This year, the Charger Scat Pack stood out for its rare mix of raw performance, everyday usability, and bold design execution. Judges highlighted how the vehicles manage to feel both aggressive and approachable, a balance that is increasingly hard to achieve in modern performance cars.
Powered by the high-output 3.0L twin-turbo SIXPACK engine, the Charger Scat Pack delivers 550 horsepower and 531 lb-ft of torque. That output translates into a 0 to 60 mph time of just 3.9 seconds and a quarter-mile run of 12.2 seconds. Despite these numbers, the driving experience is described as controlled and confident, with standard all-wheel drive helping push power out seamlessly in a variety of conditions.
Inside the cabin, the top-tier interior played a major role in the double win. The Dodge designers leaned into a driver-first layout with a modern interpretation of classic Charger cues. Available materials include Black Nappa leather and Demonic Red Nappa leather, along with performance seating designed to hold drivers firmly during sprinted driving. The model also introduces a “hidden hatch” setup that enhances cargo space without compromising the coupe-inspired profile.
TAWA leadership praised the Charger Scat Pack for its execution across categories, noting that it delivers both excitement and real-world usability in a highly competitive field. The recognition adds to a growing list of accolades for the Charger lineup, which continues to redefine modern muscle across gas, hybrid and electric vehicles.
With orders now open, the Charger Scat Pack fortifies Dodge’s position in performance leadership. It is not just about straight-line speed. It is about delivering a complete driving experience that resonates beyond the numbers.