2022 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Interior and Cargo

The Charger SRT Hellcat still offers a dated cabin appearance that maintains strong cues that were popular in the last decade. This includes a housing that cascades from the instrument cluster to the infotainment screen and strictly analog climate controls. Plastics are abundant throughout but the addition of leather upholstery and Alcantara highlights add to the premium appeal. It's also well-kitted with dual-zone climate control, front seats with both heating and ventilation, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, and a user-friendly touchscreen infotainment system.

While not the most spacious sedan inside, the Dodge Charger affords average-sized occupants a decent amount of legroom and headroom, although the middle rear-seat passenger will feel more cramped than the rest. On a positive note, the seats themselves are comfortable and have good cushioning, with four-way power lumbar on front seats with heating and ventilation. The rear seats are heated as standard, too. There are some issues affecting visibility, however, such as the small rear window and wide roof pillars. The sloping roofline also hampers easy access to the back seat for taller folk.

Laguna leather upholstery is standard for the Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat and is offered in a choice of three colors. The Black and Sepia tones are available at no extra cost, but the Demonic Red shade will add $395 to the price. For a more special touch, you can add the Black Alcantara/Laguna leather upholstery for $995. Demonic Red seatbelts add an element of performance for $395. Available for $1,595 is the Carbon/Suede Interior package with a suede headliner and real carbon fiber interior accents. A premium leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob are standard fare.

In the Redeye, things are a lot more limited as only the Black leather upholstery is available without the option of adding the red seatbelts. In the more customizable Jailbreak model, Black/Hammerhead-Gray seats are available, as is Black/Sepia, and Black/Demonic Red at no cost. Black Alcantara/Laguna leather still goes for $995, while Demonic Red or Hammerhead-Gray seat inserts can be had for $395 and $295, respectively. You can also have the seatbelts in Demonic Red, Hammerhead-Gray, or Sepia for $395. Exlusive to the Jailbreak, custom bezel and console finishes include a set of Hectic mesh or DUB plate accents for $299 or real carbon fiber accents for $599. For $199, you can have your steering wheel finished in Alcantara with a red or white LED logo. A leather-wrapped steering wheel costs the same but is only available with a white LED logo. Hammerhead-Gray, Demonic Red, or Sepia floor mats can be specified for an additional $99.