The Dodge Durango is coming back. And this time, Stellantis is not holding back.
New Durango Officially Confirmed
Stellantis confirmed the new generation Durango is in production development, with billions committed to American manufacturing to make it happen. This is not speculation. The new Durango is being built, and it is arriving within the next few years.
The new platform is engineered from the ground up for the next decade of Durango. Stellantis has confirmed the Hurricane twin-turbocharged inline-six will be available, meaning the Durango could offer both the Standard Output at 420 horsepower and the High Output at 540 to 550 horsepower across the lineup.
The SRT Performance Question
The current Durango SRT 392 makes 475 horsepower from a 6.4-liter HEMI V8. The Durango SRT Hellcat makes 710 horsepower from a supercharged 6.2-liter HEMI. Those are the benchmarks the new Durango has to clear.
With the Hurricane High Output already at 550 horsepower in production form, and Stellantis engineering room to tune further for an SRT application, a Hurricane-powered Durango SRT could realistically push 600 or more horsepower. Add in the possibility of a hybrid assist and the numbers get even more interesting.
What to Expect
- Three-row seating — Durango stays a family hauler
- Hurricane I6 power across the lineup — 420hp to 550hp+
- SRT trim likely with 600hp+ target
- Serious towing capability — class-leading target
- New platform with modern ADAS and tech stack
- Expected arrival within the next 2-3 model years
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