Explore the 2026 Dodge Charger Technology
The 2026 Dodge Charger combines its performance-focused design with a digital interface built around the driver. A standard 12.3-inch center touchscreen provides access to the Uconnect 5 system, while a standard 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster places vehicle information directly in front of the driver. Select configurations offer a larger 16-inch digital cluster and an available Head-Up Display for an expanded view of driving information.
The technology extends beyond the displays. Dodge Performance Pages provide access to performance information such as timers, gauges, G-Force, and propulsion data. Drive modes can alter vehicle settings for different conditions and performance goals, while the display information can change to correspond with the selected mode.
Connectivity features include wireless Apple CarPlay support, Android Auto compatibility, dual smartphone support, Dodge Connected Services, and access to the Dodge app. The Charger also offers camera-based parking technology and driver-assistance systems, while Charger Daytona models add EV Pages for charging and electric-vehicle information.
Digital Displays and Uconnect 5
The 2026 Dodge Charger places digital information at the center of the driving experience. A standard 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster uses a freestanding design directly in front of the driver. Dodge also offers an available 16-inch digital instrument cluster on select configurations for an expanded presentation of vehicle information.
The digital cluster can be configured with classic, focused, and navigation-based layouts, allowing the driver to change how information is presented. Cluster content can also be customized so frequently used vehicle information remains easy to access while driving.
At the center of the dashboard is a standard 12.3-inch touchscreen powered by Uconnect 5. The system provides access to infotainment, connected services, available navigation, smartphone integration, and Dodge Performance Pages. An available Head-Up Display can place additional driving information within the driver’s forward field of view.
Dodge Performance Pages
Dodge Performance Pages give the 2026 Charger a dedicated interface for monitoring performance information through the Uconnect 5 touchscreen. Rather than limiting the center display to navigation and entertainment, Performance Pages allow drivers to view information related directly to how the vehicle is performing.
Available information includes timers, gauges, G-Force, and propulsion data. This allows the center display to function as part of the Charger’s performance interface while keeping the information within the same touchscreen used for other vehicle functions.
Performance information varies with the Charger configuration and powertrain. Dodge integrates these pages with the rest of the vehicle’s digital experience so performance settings, drive modes, and vehicle data remain accessible from the driver-focused cockpit.
Selectable Drive Modes
The 2026 Charger uses selectable drive modes to change vehicle behavior for different driving situations. On SIXPACK-powered Charger models, Dodge offers Auto, Eco, Wet/Snow, Sport, and Custom modes. Each mode can change how vehicle systems respond based on the selected driving objective.
Wet/Snow Mode is designed for lower-grip conditions, while Sport Mode changes the Charger’s settings for more performance-focused driving. Custom Mode provides greater control over individual characteristics and can adjust factors such as propulsion, traction, steering, and other performance settings.
Charger Daytona Scat Pack expands the performance-focused technology with available Track and Drag modes. Dodge also integrates drive-mode controls into the steering wheel, allowing the driver to change the vehicle’s settings while corresponding information changes within the digital displays.
Wireless Smartphone Connectivity
The 12.3-inch Uconnect touchscreen supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity. Compatible smartphones can connect to the vehicle without requiring a wired connection for supported functions, placing phone calls, music, compatible applications, and other smartphone features within the Uconnect interface.
The Charger also includes dual smartphone support. Dodge designed this capability so the driver and passenger can access contacts, information, and entertainment through the 12.3-inch touchscreen while compatible devices are connected to the vehicle.
These smartphone features operate alongside the Charger’s native Uconnect 5 functions, giving drivers access to both Dodge vehicle technology and supported smartphone content through the same center display.
Dodge Connect and Connected Services
The 2026 Dodge Charger integrates Uconnect 5 with Dodge Connected Services and the Dodge app. Dodge Connect ONE is included with the vehicle for 10 years from the purchase date after enrollment, providing a collection of connected features that operate through the vehicle and compatible smartphone services.
Connect ONE includes features such as over-the-air software updates, vehicle health information, alerts, service scheduling, automatic SOS calls, recall notifications, and remote lock and unlock through the Dodge app. Smartphone-based vehicle access and engine start are also supported when the appropriate feature is available.
Dodge also offers Connect Wi-Fi PLUS as an additional connected-services package. Depending on enrollment and subscription, it can expand remote vehicle functions, connected navigation, in-vehicle Wi-Fi capabilities, and other connected features.
Available Camera and Parking Technology
The 2026 Charger offers several available camera systems designed to provide additional views around the vehicle. The available 360-degree Surround View Camera combines information from front, rear, and side cameras to display the Charger’s surroundings on the center touchscreen.
When the Charger is shifted into reverse and traveling below 7 mph, the system can provide surrounding camera views with dynamic gridlines that indicate vehicle trajectory. The camera system can also be manually accessed through the freestanding touchscreen when appropriate.
Additional available technology includes ParkSense with Camera, a Front Tire-to-Curb Camera, and Turn Signal Activated Blind Spot viewing. ParkSense can provide front and top-down camera views, while the tire-to-curb view provides a dedicated perspective near the front wheels. Turn Signal Activated Blind Spot uses side cameras to display a view of the corresponding blind spot when the turn signal is activated.
Active Driving Assist and Driver-Assist Technology
The 2026 Dodge Charger combines its performance technology with driver-assistance systems that use cameras, radar, and other sensors around the vehicle. Active Driving Assist can provide partial control of acceleration and braking and can adjust lane positioning while the system is in use.
A steering-wheel sensor is used with Active Driving Assist to remind the driver to keep their hands on the wheel. The technology is intended to assist the driver rather than replace active driver attention and control.
Dodge also lists technologies including Forward Collision Warning Plus, Blind Spot Monitoring with Rear Cross Path Detection, Traffic Sign Recognition, and Drowsy Driver Detection. Traffic Sign Recognition can use camera and navigation information to identify speed-limit signs and display the information within the digital instrument cluster.
Charger Daytona EV Pages
The all-electric 2026 Dodge Charger Daytona adds technology designed specifically around its electric powertrain. EV Pages provide access to electric-vehicle health and performance information through the Charger’s digital interface.
Drivers can use EV Pages to set and adjust a charging schedule and locate charging stations. Uconnect 5 also provides access to energy-consumption information so Charger Daytona drivers can review electric-vehicle information through the same touchscreen used for the vehicle’s other connected and performance functions.
Dodge Connected Services further support the Daytona with electric-vehicle charging management tools and Dynamic Range Mapping. These features extend the Charger’s digital technology beyond the vehicle itself by connecting charging and range information with supported connected services.
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FAQs
What size screens are in the 2026 Dodge Charger?
The 2026 Dodge Charger includes a standard 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster and a standard 12.3-inch Uconnect 5 center touchscreen. Select configurations offer an available 16-inch digital instrument cluster and an available Head-Up Display.
What are Dodge Performance Pages in the 2026 Charger?
Dodge Performance Pages are accessed through the Uconnect 5 system and display performance information such as timers, gauges, G-Force, and propulsion data. Available information can vary by Charger configuration and powertrain.
What drive modes are available in the 2026 Dodge Charger?
SIXPACK-powered Charger models offer Auto, Eco, Wet/Snow, Sport, and Custom drive modes. Charger Daytona Scat Pack also offers performance-focused modes including Track and Drag. Available modes vary by model and configuration.
Does the 2026 Dodge Charger have wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto?
Yes. The 2026 Dodge Charger supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto through its 12.3-inch Uconnect touchscreen. The system also offers dual smartphone support for compatible connected devices.
What camera technology is available on the 2026 Dodge Charger?
Available camera technology includes a 360-degree Surround View Camera, ParkSense with Camera, a Front Tire-to-Curb Camera, and Turn Signal Activated Blind Spot viewing. These systems use cameras around the Charger to provide additional views through the center touchscreen.
What is Active Driving Assist in the 2026 Dodge Charger?
Active Driving Assist can provide partial control of acceleration and braking and can adjust lane positioning while the system is active. A sensor in the steering wheel reminds the driver to keep their hands on the wheel while using the feature.
