Dodge debuts 600-HP Super Bee and 750-HP drift Chargers at Roadkill Nights
Super Bee revival: The Charger Super Bee returns with a 600-hp twin-turbo straight-six, upgraded cooling, brakes, and suspension for track and drag performance. Drift car spectacle: Two custom Chargers, the BOOST Coupe and RPM sedan, boast 750 hp, manual transmissions, and rear-wheel drive for professional drifting. Roadkill Nights stage: The reveals headlined the 11th Roadkill Nights, blending drag racing, drifting, and car culture as a prelude to the Woodward Dream Cruise.
2026-08-10T02:04:20Z
Can a 1,000HP TRX catch the Tesla Model S Plaid in drag race?
A Tesla Model S Plaid takes on several heavily modified vehicles during a high-power airstrip racing event. The lineup includes a 1,000-horsepower RAM TRX, a McLaren 720S, multiple Dodge Vipers, and a Nissan GT-R producing around 1,300 horsepower at the wheels. The Tesla first races the modified TRX and uses its instant electric acceleration to create a clear early advantage. The truck later returns with a 200-shot nitrous system, but traction-control problems prevent it from using the additional power effectively. The TRX also competes against the McLaren 720S and a high-horsepower Nissan GT-R in separate roll races. The main matchup brings the Tesla alongside the 1,300WHP GT-R after an initial launch issue forces a restart. By this point, the Tesla’s battery charge has already dropped significantly from repeated runs. The Plaid still launches strongly and builds an advantage before the GT-R begins closing rapidly at higher speeds. The Tesla completes the quarter mile in 9.6 seconds at 146.5 mph while operating at roughly 69 percent battery charge. Across the event, the races highlight the contrast between instant electric power, extreme engine modifications, traction limitations, and high-speed acceleration.
2026-08-10T12:31:21Z