Dodge Rejoins NASCAR Cup Series After 14-Year Absence - Jalopnik

Dodge will rejoin NASCAR Cup Series competition in 2027 after a 14-year absence, returning alongside Kaulig Racing. The automaker’s first entries in the premier stock-car series will be Dodge Chargers prepared by Kaulig, with details still pending around drivers and how the “Gen 7” Charger bodywork will look. NASCAR said Dodge completed wind-tunnel testing and will have production body panels ready later this month. The program is being assembled quickly under Stellantis North America, which won’t build its own engines; Dodge is in talks with a third party source, with ECR Engines reported as a possible supplier. Kaulig plans to announce its 2027 driver lineup this weekend at Homestead-Miami.