Stellantis is relaunching the Street and Racing Technology division, or more commonly known as SRT, marking the return of high performance models across Stellantis’ American brands Chrysler, Jeep, ...

From the Challenger SRT Demon 170 to the mighty Neon SRT-4 and everything in-between, these are the SRTs we remember most ...

Stellantis is reviving its Street and Racing Technology division to put the performance magic back into Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep ...

Tim Kuniskis steps into a pivotal leadership role at Stellantis North America, aiming to revitalize its iconic brands.

The SRT Division was discontinued in 2014 but Stellantis is ready for a racing comeback among its American brands.

SRT is back! Stellantis revives its legendary performance brand to unleash new high-horsepower models across Dodge, Chrysler, ...

If you’re like me, early signs of the Stellantis redemption arc have been something to marvel at. New leadership, a refocus ...

Stellantis revives its SRT division with Tim Kuniskis leading. Kuniskis promises new high-performance vehicles and will lead ...

The Dodge Challenger went out of production in 2023 with a mic drop … and a drop top. The final version of the muscle car ...

The Dodge Challenger is one of the ultimate modern muscle cars. A lot of people tend to humorously refer to it as a boat, and ...

The Dodge Demon 170 will be upgraded to run a 7.9-sec quarter-mile at 180 mph; Hennessey Special Operations will only make a ...

The SRT and RT divisions at Dodge came about during different eras and mean different things in the vehicle lineup. Here's ...