The seventh generation Dodge Charger was launched in 2011 and with exception of a small facelift in 2015, it continued pretty much unchanged. The only changes to the lineup were the addition of new, more powerful models. In 2015, Dodge added the Hellcat, and then in 2021 it updated this even further with the addition of a Redeye package. However, the Charger’s are numbered, as Dodge is preparing to replace the four-door muscle cars with an electric model. But, until that happens, the current Redeye is still enjoying a lot of attention from tuners. This latest Widebody RS Edition presented by Road Show International prove that the Charger Redeye can be customized to perfection.
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Launched in 2020, the Charger SRT Hellcat Redeye is the range-topping version of Charger, and as you probably expect there aren’t many updates possible for it. When compared to the Hellcat trim, the Redeye package adds a more aggressive stance and adds 3.5 inches of width. While this Widebody RS Edition built by Georgia-based Road Show International doesn’t offer many exterior updates, it redefines the level of sportiness delivered by a Charger.
The exterior is wrapped in a black foil combined with Nipsey Accents. There are many RS Gloss Black optics, plus Black/Nipsey accents all over on both the exterior and the interior. The car rides on 24-inch Forgiato Designs forged wheels featuring Nipsey finish with a contrasting black gloss powder coat. The new wheels are combined with Nipsey powdered brake calipers. Both the windshield and the windows are tinted with nano-ceramic foil.
The same black and blue theme continues on the interior. The seats, the door sills, and parts of the dashboard are trimmed in Nipsey blue leather, while the rest of the interior is trimmed in black. Carbon fiber elements give the interior a very sporty appearance. Custom Road Show International badges are placed on the headrests, the doors get logo puddle lights, and the interior lightning is now ensured by Nipsey LEDs. The tuner also installed a new audio system with a very powerful subwoofer.
While both the exterior and the interior were heavily modified, the powertrain stays the same. Just like the Charger Redeye, the special edition is powered by a supercharged 6.2-liter V-8 engine that delivers a total of 797 horsepower and 707 pound-feet of torque. The car goes from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) in just 3.4 seconds and up to a top speed of 203 mph.
2021 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Redeye