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2022 Dodge lineup

The database lists 12 Dodge models for 2022, covering 23 versions. Combined fuel consumption ranges from 11.2 to 15.7 l/100km; the most efficient is the Dodge Challenger AWD. The lineup matches 2021 model for model. Fuel mix: 12 petrol.

Models12
Versions23
Combined economy11.2–15.7 l/100kmaverage 13.5
Kerb weight1,852–2,490 kg

Highlights

Most efficientDodge Challenger AWD11.2 l/100km
Least efficientDodge Charger SRT Widebody15.7 l/100km
LightestDodge Challenger1,852 kg
HeaviestDodge Durango SRT AWD2,489.8 kg
Most recallsDodge Durango AWD7

All 2022 Dodge models

ModelVersionsEngineCombinedCO2WeightRecallsNCAP
Dodge Challengerall years56,400 cc13.8 l/100km325 g/km1,852 kg25
Dodge Challenger AWDall years13,600 cc11.2 l/100km257.9 g/km1,852.9 kg25
Dodge Challenger SRTall years26,200 cc14.7 l/100km352.3 g/km2,097.4 kg——
Dodge Challenger SRT Widebodyall years26,200 cc14.7 l/100km352.3 g/km2,097.4 kg——
Dodge Challenger Widebodyall years26,400 cc13.8 l/100km325 g/km2,000.8 kg——
Dodge Chargerall years36,400 cc13.1 l/100km307.6 g/km1,934 kg35
Dodge Charger AWDall years13,600 cc11.2 l/100km257.9 g/km1,852.9 kg35
Dodge Charger SRT Widebodyall years16,200 cc15.7 l/100km367.9 g/km2,097.4 kg——
Dodge Charger Widebodyall years16,400 cc13.1 l/100km307.6 g/km2,000.8 kg——
Dodge Durango AWDall years25,700 cc11.2 l/100km265.3 g/km2,418 kg74
Dodge Durango RWDall years25,700 cc13.8 l/100km326.2 g/km2,469.8 kg74
Dodge Durango SRT AWDall years16,400 cc15.7 l/100km362.9 g/km2,489.8 kg——

Fuel mix

Petrol12

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