Dodge Copperhead Halo Car Teased as Viper Successor
Stellantis announced a $70 billion turnaround plan called FaSTLane 2030, introducing 110 new vehicles by 2030. Among them, the Dodge Copperhead was teased as a new halo car, filling the gap left by the Viper discontinued in 2017. The Copperhead is a low-slung, two-door coupe based on the current Charger, featuring a shark nose, giant rear wing, and aggressive aero kit suggesting a V-8 engine. A high-performance SRT variant is expected. The name revives a 1997 concept that never entered production. Dodge offered journalists a sneak peek but prohibited images. The Copperhead will sit atop the Dodge lineup, emphasizing the brand's continued commitment to performance vehicles.
Key facts
- Stellantis announced FaSTLane 2030 plan on Thursday during Investor Day.
- The plan involves $70 billion and 110 new or refreshed vehicles by 2030.
- Dodge Copperhead is a new halo car, replacing the Viper discontinued in 2017.
- Copperhead is a low-slung, two-door coupe based on current Charger.
- Design highlights include shark nose and giant rear wing.
- Aero kit suggests a traditional gas-powered V-8 engine.
- High-performance SRT variant is expected.
- Name revives a 1997 concept car that never went into production.
Entities
Institutions
- Stellantis
- Dodge
- Car and Driver
- The Drive
- Robb Report
Locations
- Detroit