Dodge to Export Charger Lineup to Europe

Dodge has announced plans to export its entire Charger lineup to Europe. The lineup includes both gasoline-powered and electric models, such as the Charger Sixpack and the Charger Daytona. Sales in Europe will be handled by importer KW Automotive, with spare parts managed by Iron Parts.

This move comes after the Charger has seen declining sales in its home market. In 2024, Dodge sold 7,421 units of the electric Daytona, but sales trailed off sharply to 346 units in the final quarter. In the first quarter of 2025, only 240 electric units were sold. The gas-powered Sixpack has also seen low sales, with only 1,672 units sold in the first quarter.

The European market will receive two- and four-door models, as well as standard and high-output powertrains, with some tweaks to meet local regulations. A timeline for exports has not been confirmed.