Dodge Charger Gets New Factory Hood Graphics and Fratzog Stripes

Dodge just gave muscle car enthusiasts another reason to get excited about the 2026 Charger lineup. The automaker just rolled out two new factory customization options specifically designed for SIXPACK-powered Charger Scat Pack and R/T models: a commanding Satin Black hood graphic and eye-catching Fratzog dual stripes. For guys who want their muscle car to stand out from the pack without hitting up an aftermarket shop, these factory-backed options deliver serious attitude right off the assembly line.

More Than Just Stripes: A Heritage-Inspired Design Approach

The new appearance upgrades aren’t just slapped-on decals. They’re purposefully designed to complement the aggressive styling that makes the modern Charger such a head-turner. The Satin Black hood graphic and Fratzog dual stripes work in harmony with the SIXPACK-powered Charger’s muscular performance hood and widebody stance while paying homage to the nameplate’s rich muscle car heritage.

“This is just the start of what owners can expect when it comes to customizing the all‑new SIXPACK-powered Charger. Our enthusiasts want personalization options, and the Fratzog dual stripes and new Satin Black hood graphic are just the beginning in turbocharging customization for the SIXPACK. We’re leaning all the way in on factory‑backed personalization choices so customers can build their Charger their way,” said Matt McAlear, Dodge CEO.

The Satin Black Hood Graphic: Stealthy Performance Style

The Satin Black hood graphic creates a high-contrast focal point that works with the Charger’s entire color palette. Positioned dead center on the hood and extending to the unique SIXPACK hood bezel, the graphic accentuates the Charger’s sculpted power dome—that aggressive bulge that hints at the twin-turbocharged fury lurking beneath.

This isn’t some generic racing stripe. The satin finish provides a subtle, understated look that’s more sophisticated than glossy alternatives, giving your Charger a factory-custom appearance that suggests performance without screaming for attention. At a starting MSRP of just $395, it’s an affordable way to add visual punch to your ride.

Fratzog Dual Stripes: Next-Gen Muscle Car Identity

The Fratzog dual stripes represent something bigger than just another stripe package. Using the Fratzog logo—Dodge’s new symbol for next-generation vehicles—these stripes feature red trim accents and a unique, repeating Fratzog logo pattern that fills the inside of each stripe. It’s a modern take on classic muscle car graphics that connects today’s Charger to Dodge’s performance legacy.

First introduced on the all-electric Charger Daytona models, these stripes are now available for SIXPACK-powered variants and work with both glass and steel roof configurations. Here’s a cool detail: the stripes are specially engineered so that if you opt for the glass roof, occupants can actually see the Fratzog pattern from inside the vehicle. It’s the kind of attention to detail that separates factory options from aftermarket add-ons.

The Fratzog dual stripes carry a starting MSRP of $1,695—a premium over the hood graphic, but you’re getting a distinctive look that runs the full length of your Charger.

More Mopar Accessories on the Way

Dodge isn’t stopping with hood graphics and stripes. The brand has announced a full lineup of exterior and performance accessories for SIXPACK-powered Chargers available now or coming soon through Mopar.

The catalog includes bodyside graphics, a performance cat-back exhaust kit, bright pedal covers, and more. For enthusiasts who want to dial in their Charger’s appearance and performance, the factory-backed options continue to expand.

The Charger Lineup: Power Options for Every Performance Enthusiast

These new customization options complement a Charger lineup that’s already turning heads and collecting awards. The 2026 Charger has racked up serious accolades, including 2026 North American Car of the Year, Detroit Free Press Car of the Year, Detroit News 2025 Vehicle of the Year, and TopGear.com U.S. Car of the Year.

The current multi-energy Charger lineup is open for orders and includes three powerhouse variants:

SIXPACK-Powered Dodge Charger Scat Pack: The 550-horsepower twin-turbocharged beast is the most powerful vehicle in the industry under $55,000. That’s serious performance value that doesn’t require a six-figure budget.

SIXPACK-Powered Dodge Charger R/T: With 420 horsepower from the twin-turbo SIXPACK engine, the R/T offers the most standard horsepower of any muscle car in the industry. It’s the entry point to SIXPACK performance, and it still brings more power than most performance cars on the road.

Dodge Charger Daytona Scat Pack: The all-electric 670-horsepower Daytona Scat Pack holds the title of the world’s quickest and most powerful muscle car. Yes, it’s electric, but it’s still pure muscle car in attitude and performance.

Every Charger comes standard with all-wheel drive and offers both two-door coupe and four-door sedan configurations. Performance now comes with practical choices.

Build Your Charger, Your Way

The addition of factory customization options shows Dodge is listening to what enthusiasts want: the ability to personalize their rides without voiding any warranties or turning to the aftermarket. The Satin Black hood graphic and Fratzog dual stripes give Charger buyers ways to make their muscle car uniquely theirs, all while maintaining the quality and fitment you expect from factory options.

With the entire Charger lineup now open for orders, guys in the market for American muscle have more choices than ever—from the powertrain under the hood to the graphics on top of it.

For more information on the 2026 Dodge Charger and customization options, visit Dodge.com.