List of Dodge vehicles

Dodge, an American brand of Stellantis, has produced numerous vehicles carying the brand name including pickup trucks, SUVs, and vans.

Current production models

Vehicles currently not sold in the United States

Model		Calendar year introduced	Current model		Vehicle description
Model		Calendar year introduced	Introduction	Update/facelift	Vehicle description
Cars
	Attitude	2006	2024	–	Subcompact sedan marketed in Mexico, rebadged Trumpchi Empow.
	Charger	1966	2024	–	Full-size, rear-wheel-drive (AWD optional) muscle sedan and coupe. Available as a gas powered model or an EV.
SUVs
	Durango	1997	2011	2021	Mid-size SUV/crossover.
	Hornet	2022	2022	2023	Compact SUV/crossover only sold in North America. Rebadged Alfa Romeo Tonale. Available as a gas powered model or a PHEV.
	Journey	2021	2021	–	Compact SUV/crossover marketed in Mexico, rebadged Trumpchi GS5.

Former production models (automobiles)

The following list includes only automobiles. Utility vehicles / SUVs / trucks, are listed separately below.

United States

1910s–1940s

Name	First	Last
30-35	1914	1916
Fast Four	1927	1928
D5/D6/D7	1937	1937
D8/D9/D10	1938	1938
Coronet	1949	1959
Coronet	1965	1976
Custom	1946	1949
Kingsway^{[n1 1]}	194?	1959
Meadowbrook	1949	1954
Wayfarer	1949	1952

Notes

^ Rebadged Plymouth vehicle.

1950s

Name	First	Last
Custom Royal	1955	1959
1955	1955	1956
La Femme	1955	1956
Lancer	1955	1962
Royal	1954	1959

Notes

1960s

Name	First	Last
330	1962	1964
440	1962	1964
Charger (1966)	1966	1978
Charger Daytona	1969	1970
Custom 880	1962	1965
Challenger (1969)	1969	1974
Dart	1960	1976
Matador	1959	1960
Monaco	1965	1992
Polara	1960	1973
Super Bee^{[n3 1]}	1968	1971

Notes

^ Based on the Dodge Coronet. The Super Bee name was later applied to the 1971 Dodge Charger and again in the 2000s.

1970s–1980s

Name	First	Last
Aspen	1976	1980
Diplomat	1977	1989
Magnum ^{[n4 1]}	1978	1979
St. Regis	1979	1981
400	1982	1983
600	1982	1988
Aries ^{[n4 2]}	1981	1989
Charger (1981)	1982	1987
Daytona	1984	1993
Dynasty	1988	1993
Lancer (relaunch)^{[n4 3]}	1985	1989
Mirada	1980	1983
Shadow	1987	1994
Spirit	1989	1995

Notes

^ The name Magnum was revived in 2005 for a performance wagon model.
^ Rebadged Plymouth.
^ Unlike the original Lancer, this version was a rebadged Chrysler LeBaron.

1990s

Name	First	Last
Avenger	1995	2000
Intrepid	1993	2004
Neon ^{[n5 1]}	1993	2005
Stratus	1994	2006
Viper	1992	2010

Notes

^ Rebadged Chrysler and Plymouth model.

2000s–present

Name	First	Last
Avenger Sedan	2007	2014
Charger Daytona (relaunch)	2006	2020
Charger (2005)	2006	2023
Challenger (2008)	2008	2023
Caliber	2007	2012
Dart (PF) ^{[n6 1]}	2012	2016
Neon (relaunch)	2016	2021
Viper (VX I)	2013	2017

Notes

^ Launched by then Fiat Chrysler (FCA), marketed in Europe as a Fiat (with several names).

Global

The following list includes original "Dodge" models designed outside the US or rebadged models from other manufacturers/brands.

1950s–1970s

Name	Orig.	First	Last
Crusader	CAN	1951	1958
Husky ^{[n7 1]}	UK	1970	1979
Mayfair	CAN	1953	1959
Regent	CAN	1951	1959
Viscount ^{[n7 2]}	CAN	1959	1959
Phoenix	AUS	1960	1972
1500 ^{[n7 3]}	UK	1970	1981
Alpine ^{[n7 4]}	FRA	1975	1986
Arrow ^{[n7 5]}	JPN	1973	1981
Colt ^{[n7 5]}	JPN	1971	1994
Colt Challenger ^{[n7 5]}	JPN	1976	1984
Dart/Charger	BRA	1970	1979
Magnum ^{[n10 1]}	BRA MEX	1979	1982
Omni ^{[n7 6]}	UK	1978	1990
Omni 024	UK	1979	1982
SE	AUS	1971	1976

Notes

^ Rebadged Rootes Arrow.
^ Rebadged Plymouth Fury.
^ rebadged Hillman Avenger.
^ Marketed in Latin America as "Dodge Alpine". In the UK, it was marketed as "Chrysler Alpine".
^ ^a ^b ^c A rebadged Mitsubishi.
^ rebadged European Chrysler Horizon.

1980s–present

Name	Orig.	First	Last
Colt Vista ^{[n8 1]}	JPN	1983	2003
Conquest ^{[n8 2]}	JPN	1983	1989
Attitude ^{[n8 3]}	KOR	2005	2019
Stealth ^{[n8 4]}	JPN	1991	1996
Brisa ^{[n8 5]}	KOR	2002	2009
i10 ^{[n8 6]}	KOR	2007	2015

Notes

^ Mitsubishi Chariot rebadging.
^ Mitsubishi Starion rebadging.
^ Marketed under the "Attitude" name in Mexico from its 3rd. generation.
^ Mitsubishi 3000 rebadging.
^ Marketed in Venezuela, rebadged from Hyundai Accent (1st. gen) and Getz (2nd. gen).
^ Rebadged Hyundai, marketed in Mexico (1st. gen only).

Former production models (other vehicles)

SUVs / utilities

Name	Orig.	First	Last
Ramcharger	USA	1974	1993
Rampage ^{[n9 1]}	USA	1982	1984
Magnum (relaunch)	USA	2005	2008
Nitro	USA	2007	2012
Journey	USA	2009	2020

Notes

^ Had a rebadged model, the Plymouth Scamp.

Vans / minivans

Name	Orig.	First	Last
Town Panel	USA	1954	1966
A100	USA	1964	1970
Space Van ^{[n10 2]}	UK	1967	1978
Ram van	USA	1970	2003
Caravan	USA	1984	2020
1000 ^{[n10 3]}	JPN	1986	2007?
Sprinter	GER	2003	2009

Notes

^ Took the name from the US 1970s model. Built in Brazil 1979–81, and Mexico 1981–82.
^ After Rootes Group was purchased by Chrysler, the SpaceVan (previously commercialised by Commer) was also sold under the Dodge, DeSoto and Fargo marques.
^ Rebadged Mitsubishi, marketed in Mexico.

Trucks

United States

Name	First	Last
T Series	1939	1947
WC Series ^{[n11 1]}	1940	1945
Power Wagon	1945	1980
B Series	1948	1953
C Series	1954	1960
D Series	1960	1993
LCF Series	1960	1976
Travco ^{[n11 2]}	1964	late 1980s
Ram 50	1979	1986
Dakota	1987	2011

Notes

^ Military vehicles, also produced under the 'Fargo' brand.
^ Produced by RV manufacturer Travco, sold with Dodge branding

Global

Name	Orig.	First	Last
100 Kew	UK	1949	1957
300	UK	1957	1965
500	UK	1964	1977
100 Commando	UK	1970s	1980s
50 Series	UK	1979	1983
D50 / Ram 50 ^{[n12 1]}	JPN	1979	1994
H100 ^{[n12 2]}	KOR	2003	2020?

Notes

^ Rebadged Mitsubishi Triton.
^ Rebadged Hyundai, marketed in Mexico.

References

[plym-1] Rebadged Plymouth vehicle.

[sbee-2] Based on the Dodge Coronet. The Super Bee name was later applied to the 1971 Dodge Charger and again in the 2000s.

[magsuv-3] The name Magnum was revived in 2005 for a performance wagon model.

[plym-4] Rebadged Plymouth.

[lebar-5] Unlike the original Lancer, this version was a rebadged Chrysler LeBaron.

[neon-6] Rebadged Chrysler and Plymouth model.

[asfiat-7] Launched by then Fiat Chrysler (FCA), marketed in Europe as a Fiat (with several names).

[rootes-8] Rebadged Rootes Arrow.

[visc-9] Rebadged Plymouth Fury.

[hillm-10] rebadged Hillman Avenger.

[alpi-11] Marketed in Latin America as "Dodge Alpine". In the UK, it was marketed as "Chrysler Alpine".

[mitsu-12] A rebadged Mitsubishi.

[horiz-14] rebadged European Chrysler Horizon.

[chario-15] Mitsubishi Chariot rebadging.

[star-16] Mitsubishi Starion rebadging.

[mex2-17] Marketed under the "Attitude" name in Mexico from its 3rd. generation.

[steat-18] Mitsubishi 3000 rebadging.

[brisa-19] Marketed in Venezuela, rebadged from Hyundai Accent (1st. gen) and Getz (2nd. gen).

[hyun-20] Rebadged Hyundai, marketed in Mexico (1st. gen only).

[scamp-21] Had a rebadged model, the Plymouth Scamp.

[mag-13] Took the name from the US 1970s model. Built in Brazil 1979–81, and Mexico 1981–82.

[spacevan-22] After Rootes Group was purchased by Chrysler, the SpaceVan (previously commercialised by Commer) was also sold under the Dodge, DeSoto and Fargo marques.

[delica-23] Rebadged Mitsubishi, marketed in Mexico.

[militar-24] Military vehicles, also produced under the 'Fargo' brand.

[motorhom-25] Produced by RV manufacturer Travco, sold with Dodge branding

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