A 909-hp Dodge Challenger would be the Hellcat's last roar before it leaves production

When we tested the  Dodge Challenger SRT Super Stock,  we mentioned that the  Challenger  and Charger's production run is already over 14 years old, a long time for any generation of cars, though like all , it must come to an end; In  2023 we will see the end of this generation before its electrification, which is why some reports assure that the Challenger could  say goodbye  with an even more brutal version than the Challenger Demon.

The most powerful Challenger so far is the Demon which has been factory prepared for drag racing, even with the ability to  run 100 octane gasoline  to produce  840 hp and 770 lb- ft of torque . These figures would be exceeded by a good margin according to the information that  Mopar Insiders  seem to have, because according to them, an informant told them that the Challenger farewell model could produce a whopping  909 hp .

This figure would be achieved by being able to use  ethanol  as fuel, E85, a fuel widely used in the racing world and with which an iconic model would say goodbye before being electrified. Of course, these statements are not officially confirmed, but it is to be expected that if they come true, this Challenger will be presented as a 2023 model and in the very short term.

It should be noted that fans of the brand expect the final model to reach 1,000 hp, which is by far the most powerful Dodge to come off the production line. For this there are several possibilities, they can use the brutal  1000 hp Hellephant engine kit  or modify the 6.2 liter Hemi V8 that it already uses to reach this figure, even if it would mean cannibalizing the already mentioned Hellephant .

In pictures: Dodge Challenger SRT Super Stock