A few days ago, there was reason to believe Dodge might finally announce the return of the Hemi V8 in the new Charger Daytona during Roadkill Nights. The speculation came after the brand teased an announcement,

Setting aside the fact that the Challenger is now the Charger 2-Door, there are already four different ways (three, technically; the base Charger BEV is still M.I.A.) to build one: two electric, and two gas. But for V8 diehards, that number might as well be zero. So go ahead and hold your breath, Hemi fans, because it’s only a matter of time.

At its Roadkill Nights media event, Dodge just confirmed that Hemi V8 variants will now be the only option on the Durango SUV; the current generation is still kicking around for 2026 after entering production in 2010.