FYI: The Dodge Durango is making a triumphant return in 2026, promising automotive enthusiasts cutting-edge features and performance.
The Dodge Durango: A Legendary Comeback
The Dodge Durango is set to make waves once again with its return to dealerships in 2026. This iconic model has continually evolved, showcasing a remarkable ability to withstand the test of time despite numerous changes in the automotive industry.
An Exciting Year for Car Enthusiasts
Car aficionados can look forward to exciting developments in the Dodge lineup this year. Not only is the Durango making its comeback, but there’s an upcoming announcement regarding the SRT that promises to impress.
A Glimpse into Dodge’s Rich History
Dodge is renowned globally for its diverse range of vehicles, from the legendary Viper to the classic Daytona. While some models, like a certain pickup that aspired to be a muscle car, are less remembered, the Durango stands out as a model that continues to thrive and expand its legacy.
2026 Durango: Built to Impress
Stellantis has officially unveiled plans for the 2026 Dodge Durango, leaving car fans eager for what’s to come. The lineup will feature the Durango GT and the powerful Durango R/T powered by a 5.7-liter HEMI V-8 engine, boasting 360 horsepower and 390 lb-ft of torque.
In an impressive addition, the range will include the formidable 710 horsepower Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat, making it the most powerful gas engine SUV ever. With over 60 safety and security features, the Durango is designed to meet diverse needs and expectations.
New Offerings and Design Enhancements
The 2026 lineup will introduce a new R/T Blacktop and reintroduce the R/T Tow N’Go package, featuring upgraded wheels. According to Matt McAlear, CEO of Dodge, the Durango remains the only SUV in its class to offer a V-8 engine, with unparalleled horsepower for under $50,000, appealing to customers valuing power and performance.
Inside, the R/T model boasts SRT performance seats with unique red stitching, adding a special touch. Meanwhile, the GT model is equipped with a 3.6-liter V-6 engine generating 295 horsepower.
Anticipation Builds for the 2026 Models
The retail price for the GT is set at $38,495, while the R/T starts at $49,995, plus additional taxes and fees. Enthusiasts can place their orders this month for the Durango GT and R/T models, with further details about the highly anticipated Durango SRT to be revealed in 2025.
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William Rapp, Editor of Automotive.fyi
