2026 Dodge Charger Sixpack Models Get Two New Graphics Options

By Brett Foote - February 5, 2026

2026 Dodge Charger Sixpack owners can now purchase a Stain Black hood graphic or Fratzog dual stripes to help set their rides apart.

Thus far, the Dodge Charger Sixpack has received some mixed reviews, though it has also elicited quite a few positive reactions for its new grand touring focus, modern and comfy interior, and straight-line speed. Sure, not everyone is a fan of having to listen to a turbocharged inline six-cylinder over a proper V8, but for now at least, it’s a suitable alternative to the all-electric Daytona model for those that prefer gas-powered motivation. Now, we’re starting to see some factory customization options emerge for the ICE 2026 Dodge Charger Sixpack.

First up, we have a new Satin black hood graphic that provides a nice contrast to the Charger’s exterior color palette, and is specifically designed to accentuate the Sixpack’s sculpted power dome. The stripe is positioned in the center of the hood and extends to the Sixpack hood bezel (which some have poked fun at for being “upside down”), and gives the coupe/sedan a bit of welcome, classic muscle car style.

Dodge Charger Sixpack owners can also opt for Satin Black Fratzog dual stripes, which use the fairly new Fratzog logo that was hyped up long before the new model made its official debut. That logo pattern repeats throughout the pair of stripes, filling up the insides entirely, and is joined by red trim accents for even more contrast.

In either case, these new stripe packages are designed to fit all Dodge Charger Sixpack models equipped with either glass or steel roofs, as the Fratzog dual stripes are specially designed to allow occupants to view that unique pattern while looking through the glass roof – a cool touch, indeed. As far as pricing goes, the Satin Black hood graphic costs $395, while the Fratzog dual stripes will set you back $1,695.

In any event, these graphics packages are just two of many Dodge Charger Sixpack parts and accessories that are either available now or coming soon to the Mopar catalog – things like bodyside graphics, a performance cat-back exhaust kit, bright pedal covers, and much more.

“This is just the start of what owners can expect when it comes to customizing the all new Sixpack-powered Charger,” said Dodge CEO Matt McAlear. “Our enthusiasts want personalization options, and the Fratzog dual stripes and new Satin Black hood graphic are just the beginning in turbocharging customization for the Sixpack. We’re leaning all the way in on factory backed personalization choices so customers can build their Charger their way.”