Dodge Hornet Review: Specs, Trim Levels, Photos

Dodge Hornet — a stylish compact SUV that debuted in 2022 on the Stellantis platform, aimed at young drivers and city use. The GT and R/T versions offer turbocharged petrol and plug-in hybrid options respectively, combining aggressive design with practicality. Dodge Hornet tuning will help you enhance the car’s appearance and add uniqueness, and if you’re interested in accessories for another Dodge model, our range is available at this link.

Technical Specifications

• Engine and Power: GT — 2.0 Turbo petrol, 268 hp, 350 Nm; R/T — 1.3 Turbo PHEV, 288 hp, 270 Nm + electric motor.
• Transmission: 6- or 9-speed automatic gearbox, all-wheel drive AWD (eAWD for R/T).
• Acceleration and Speed: GT — 0–100 km/h in 6.5 s, top speed 225 km/h; R/T — 0–100 km/h in 5.6 s, top speed 206 km/h.
• Fuel Consumption: GT — 9.8 l/100 km (combined); EV range 48 km (WLTP).
• Dimensions: Length 4528 mm, width 1876 mm, height 1620 mm, wheelbase 2636 mm, ground clearance 155 mm.
• Trunk: GT — 765–1550 l; R/T — 650–1430 l.

Equipment

The Hornet is available in GT and R/T versions with rich equipment:

• Safety: Uconnect 5 with adaptive cruise control, AEB, LaneSense, 360° camera, 6 airbags.
• Multimedia: 10.25" touchscreen, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, 9 Harman Kardon speakers (optional), wireless charging.
• Comfort: Heated leather seats, dual-zone climate control, panoramic roof, power tailgate.
• Features: GT — sport pedals, R/T — PowerShot mode, 18–20" wheels, matrix LED headlights.

Exterior and Interior

Exterior aggressive: muscle car-style grille, narrow headlights, 18–20" wheels, colors like Acapulco Gold. Aerodynamics ensure stability, as tests note.

Interior sporty: 5-seat CUV with Alcantara/leather, flat-bottom steering wheel, digital cluster. Spacious front area, driver-focused ergonomics, but compact rear seats; McPherson front suspension for balance.