SpeedKore Performance arrived at the SEMA Expo in Las-Vegas with a rather unhinged project based on the Dodge Charger. The tuner claims it has managed to squeeze over 1,500 horsepower (1,120 kilowatts) from the car’s stock engine.
The project was a collaboration between SpeedKore, HP Tuners, Magnaflow and Dodge itself, which was necessary to obtain quality 3D scans of its individual bodywork parts.
Compared against the normal Charger, the tuned supersaloon packs an aerodynamic kit that includes new bumpers, wheel arch extensions, hood cover, spoiler, and rear diffuser.
The most interesting bit still lies under the hood, of course. The stock 6.2 V8 engine received a new twin-turbo add-on and countless other upgrades, thanks to which it began sending 1,545 horsepower (1,152 kW) to the wheels. This is more than the Bugatti Chiron gains from its W16 monster. Naturally, coping with this kind of power necessitated the installation of a purpose-built AWD system and a cardan shaft made of carbon fiber.
The car is and will continue to be a one-off creation. SpeedKore says it made it upon request of a man who wanted a special gift for his 65-year-old brother.