Hurricane Engines

I haven't seen any 0-60 mph times for the base Charger model with the Hurricane engine.

However, the 2025 Ram 1500 Laramie, with the Hurricane, goes from 0-60 mph in 5.0 sec. and the through the quarter mile in 13.7 seconds at 98.3 mph.

 

Racer X compared 0-60 mph. runs of a Ram 1500, with a 5.7, to a Ram Rebel with the twin-turbo Hurricane (Note- The Ram 1500 was $2K more expensive).

Here were the results:

Ram 5.7- 6.25 sec., 6:34 sec. and 6:44 sec.

Ram Rebel twin-turbo- 5.73 sec., 5.67 sec. and 5.64 sec.

Start the video at the 7:10 minute mark.

 

Here is MoparInsiders road test of the 550 hp. SIX PACK Scat Pack.

Excerpt- "The 3.0-liter twin-turbo HURRICANE H/O isn’t trying to mimic a V8—it’s built to outperform one in the places drivers actually use power.
The midrange torque hits hard, the turbos spool fast, and the torque curve makes the car feel ready to move at any speed.

It gives you that classic Scat Pack spirit—just with far more precision than the old L-platform cars ever offered.

AWD is the tool, RWD is the fun and together, they make this Charger more versatile than anything Dodge has built before. Spending real time with the SIXPACK confirmed something important: this isn’t a compromise. This isn’t Dodge backing away from muscle. This is Dodge modernizing it."

Performance- 0–60 mph in 3.9; ¼-mile in 12.2 sec. @114 mph. Top speed- 177 mph. (Note- The 797 hp. Daytona EV still outperforms it, however- 0-60 mph in 3.3 sec. and 1/4 mile in 11.7 sec.).

Driving The 2026 Dodge Charger SIXPACK Scat Pack - MoparInsiders

 

Motor Week review of the SIX PACK Scat Pack.

 

So, you don't like his automotive reports? How about his music?

 

This car looks great, accelerates fast and handles great. However, the 6-cylinder engine still does not sound as cool as a HEMI. Start at the 28:28 minute mark.

The 2026 Dodge Charger SIXPACK is a twin-turbo performance car that doesn't SUCK

Dodge SIXPACK - The i6 Engine Powering the New Dodge Charger

 

Raiti's Rides compares the ride, performance and technology of the Charger Six Pack to the Challenger Hellcat.

Does the 2026 Dodge Charger SIXPACK Scat Pack BEAT a Challenger Hellcat?

 

Interesting article why some modern hard-working engines are failing.

Smaller engines that make significant horsepower (e.g., through turbos) put more pressure on their bearings, rings, and other internal components than a large V-8. Also, thinner oils, like 0W-15 also contribute to this problem.

New Engines Are Failing. Is Piston Power Reaching a Breaking Point? - Hagerty Media