SRT Awakens as Stellantis Rekindles Muscle Legacy Landmark Dodge

The pavement-hungry adrenaline is pumping once again. Stellantis has officially revived its legendary Street and Racing Technology (SRT) division, igniting a bold new chapter for American performance. And here at Landmark Dodge of Morrow, we know exactly what that means: jaw-dropping horsepower, raw driving excitement, and the chance to own a true piece of automotive genius.

This isn’t just a name revival. Under the leadership of performance visionary Tim Kuniskis—the man who brought us the Hellcat, Demon, and Redeye—it’s a full-blown resurgence. Now returning as Ram CEO and newly appointed head of Stellantis' North American performance efforts, Kuniskis is uniting the engineering firepower of Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, and Ram under one unmistakable banner: SRT.

Born From Icons, Built for the Future

The history of SRT is the stuff of enthusiast legend. Originally launched in the early 2000s, SRT quickly became synonymous with brute power and untamed attitude. Whether it was the track-ready Dodge Viper SRT-10, the snarling Neon SRT-4, the outrageous Ram SRT-10 powered by a Viper V10, or the now-iconic Challenger Hellcat, these weren’t just fast cars—they were cultural icons.

For SRT owners, their vehicles aren't just transportation—they're passion projects. From drag strips to local car meets, these machines have built a fiercely loyal fan base who celebrate everything the SRT badge stands for: power, pride, and personality. Each model bears the stamp of engineers obsessed with pushing the limits, and the connection drivers feel behind the wheel is impossible to fake.

And now, that same DNA is about to get recharged.

With electrification on the horizon, SRT is gearing up to blend classic muscle with cutting-edge innovation. That means the thunder of American V8s may soon share the spotlight with high-performance hybrid and EV powertrains—without compromising the visceral thrills SRT fans demand. And as the muscle car evolves, SRT is making sure the future still comes with a growl.

Nothing compares to dropping the windows on a blazing summer day, feeling that engine come alive under your foot as the exhaust sings through wide-open backroads. Whether you’re carving corners on a canyon run or just lighting up the tires leaving the driveway, SRT makes every drive feel like a special event. The heat on the pavement matches the fire under the hood—and it’s exactly the kind of adrenaline rush that reminds you why driving matters.

The Comeback Is Already in Motion

The revived division will also oversee Direct Connection performance parts, giving weekend warriors the tools to build their dream machines. Motorsports are back on the menu too, with NHRA drag racing commitments and Ram’s 2026 return to the NASCAR Truck Series already confirmed.

While Stellantis hasn’t confirmed what the first new SRT vehicle will be, insiders expect both ICE and electrified models that refuse to apologize for going fast. The goal is simple: create machines that dominate in power, tech, and attitude—no matter the power source.

Why It Matters

For car lovers, this is more than just news—it’s a movement. SRT is back to deliver the kind of driving experience that grabs you by the collar and doesn’t let go. Owning an SRT has never just been about speed—it’s about staking a claim in Mopar history, about driving a vehicle that inspires emotion, envy, and admiration every time it rolls past.

At Landmark Dodge of Morrow, we’re proud to be part of this high-horsepower comeback. Whether you're dreaming of dragstrip domination, track-day thrills, or just want a ride that makes every streetlight feel like a green flag, SRT is your ticket.

Get ready. The street—and the spotlight—belong to SRT once again. Heard the buzz? It’s real—and it’s loud. Come see what happens when muscle gets modern. Your SRT test drive is waiting.