The combustion-powered Dodge Charger Sixpack is crossing into the UK for the 2026 model year, but British buyers will pay substantially more than customers in the United States. The two-door muscle car will be sold through Unity Automotive, with the first cars expected to reach its Oxford showroom soon.

Unity Automotive has been appointed the primary UK retailer by KWA, the European importer for Dodge and Ram. Its Oxford location will allow prospective customers to view, test drive, personalize, and order the new Charger Sixpack.

UK pricing exceeds US-market figures

The Charger Sixpack R/T starts at £70,000 in the UK, equivalent to approximately $92,400 based on the figures provided. The more powerful Scat Pack carries a starting price of £76,000, or about $100,400.

Those prices are notably higher than the US starting points of $51,990 for the R/T and $56,990 for the Scat Pack. The source attributes the difference to international shipping, import duties, homologation costs, and the higher retail margins associated with low-volume sales. The UK R/T therefore costs 78% more than its US equivalent.

Pricing in other European markets handled by KWA begins at €66,000, or approximately $74,800, placing it between the US and UK figures. In Britain, similarly priced alternatives include the Ford Mustang Dark Horse, BMW M2, discontinued Porsche 718 Cayman, and Alpine A110.

Six-cylinder power and left-hand drive

The Charger Sixpack uses a twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter six-cylinder engine. In R/T specification, it produces 420 horsepower (313 kW/426 PS), while the Scat Pack uses a higher-output version producing 550 hp (410 kW/558 PS).

Both variants send their power through an eight-speed automatic transmission to all four wheels. Drivers can also select a rear-wheel-drive mode.

Because Dodge did not develop a right-hand-drive version of the latest Charger, UK-market cars will retain left-hand drive. Customers can nevertheless work with a dedicated team to personalize their vehicles.

Additional Charger variants available by special order

Unity Automotive is also accepting special orders for the four-door Charger and the fully electric Daytona variants. Pricing for those models has not been disclosed.

The UK launch comes as Dodge expands the Charger’s reach beyond the United States, where sales of the muscle car have remained below expectations. In Europe and Britain, the model is expected to occupy a more limited niche, particularly at its significantly higher local price.