Super Bee revival: The Charger Super Bee returns with a 600-hp twin-turbo straight-six, upgraded cooling, brakes, and suspension for track and drag performance.

Drift car spectacle: Two custom Chargers, the BOOST Coupe and RPM sedan, boast 750 hp, manual transmissions, and rear-wheel drive for professional drifting.

Roadkill Nights stage: The reveals headlined the 11th Roadkill Nights, blending drag racing, drifting, and car culture as a prelude to the Woodward Dream Cruise.The Dodge Charger gained significant cultural recognition through its appearances in the film ‘Bullitt’ and the television series ‘The Dukes of Hazzard’. These roles helped cement the Charger’s image as an iconic American muscle car in popular media.A new, faster version of the Dodge Charger has been revealed. The unveiling coincided with the start of street racing activities on Woodward Avenue. The model represents an updated performance offering in the Charger lineup.Two Dodge Chargers, modified for drifting, were featured at the event. These cars were converted to rear-wheel drive, equipped with manual gearboxes, and fitted with purpose-built suspension systems.The BOOST Coupe and RPM sedan drift Chargers underwent rear-wheel-drive conversions and were fitted with manual gearboxes. These modifications were part of extensive performance upgrades aimed at enabling high-powered drift demonstrations.Professional NHRA racers Leah Pruett and Matt Hagan participated in Roadkill Nights 2026 by performing burnout demonstrations. These exhibitions provided fans with high-energy entertainment from top-tier drag racing talent.Personalities associated with the Roadkill brand competed in races using iconic custom-built vehicles during Roadkill Nights 2026. These races added a distinctive and recognizable element to the event.