2027 Dodge Viper

The 2027 Dodge Viper is a popular American two-seater sports car produced by Dodge. The 2027 Dodge Viper is known for its raw power and serpentine beauty. The Viper is best known for its massive, naturally aspirated V10 engine, developed in collaboration with Lamborghini, which evolved from the original 8.0-liter producing 400 horsepower to a 645-horsepower 8.4-liter beast in its latest version.

Dodge Viper 2027 Concept

2027 Dodge Viper SRT Interior

Dodge Viper early models were notorious for being too small, lacking basic driving aids like ABS and traction control, and even foregoing exterior door handles and glass windows in favor of a clean, analog-like driving experience. Over the last decade, the Viper has evolved from a wild roadster to a world-class supercar, with track-focused models like the 2027 Viper ACR setting a record of 13 production cars on iconic tracks like Laguna Seca. The 2027 Viper Dodge will comply with new federal safety regulations for side airbags.

2027 Dodge Viper : Interior

Inside, the Dodge Viper’s interior is based on Dodge’s current design language, and reports suggest the 2027 interior will feature a driver-focused cockpit dominated by high-quality materials such as Alcantara, lightweight carbon fiber, and brushed aluminum. The layout will include a large central infotainment screen as well as a fully digital instrument panel, but physical buttons and a short, manual gear lever will also be retained to preserve the tactile connection that defines the Viper’s heritage.

2027 Dodge Viper SRT

Other design cues for the redesigned Viper’s interior include highly supportive Sabelt racing seats and an optional panoramic glass roof to add a sense of spaciousness to the otherwise comfortable cabin. High-tech additions may include a dedicated infotainment screen for navigation and telemetry on the passenger side, allowing the co-driver to monitor performance data in real time. Despite these comfort upgrades, the cabin will likely remain sporty, ensuring it remains primarily a “driver’s car” with adjustable pedal boxes and a flat-bottomed steering wheel.

2027 Dodge Viper : Engine

While there’s no official confirmation from Dodge about a 2027 production vehicle, speculation and concept designs for the next-generation Viper’s powertrain point to a return to its top-of-the-range roots with a major modern upgrade. Industry rumors and fan speculation suggest a potential 2027 Viper could feature an 8.8-liter naturally aspirated V10 engine tuned to produce around 700 horsepower and 640 lb-ft of torque. For even more extreme performance, some reports mention a “top-of-the-range” version that could surpass 800 horsepower and 725 lb-ft of torque to compete with modern cars by adding a supercharger to the big block.

2027 Dodge Viper Concept

2027 Dodge Viper Redesign

Separate rumors suggest Dodge might opt ​​for a balanced or hybrid powertrain to meet today’s efficiency and competitiveness standards. Some sources speculate the new Viper could utilize a twin-turbocharged V10 aiming for four-digit horsepower to compete with the Chevrolet Corvette ZR1, or a higher-end version of the Hellephant supercharged V8. Some concepts even explore a hybrid-assisted 6.2-liter V8 setup capable of producing up to 1300 horsepower by combining traditional American muscle power with electric motors mounted on the front axle. Despite these various rumors, the consensus among enthusiasts is that a true Viper fan should retain the manual transmission and the unusual, visible gearbox.

2027 Dodge Viper : Safety

Dodge Viper remains a mystery; any potential version will require a major safety overhaul to meet modern government regulations absent from the original vehicle. Future safety features will likely include a full airbag system (specifically the side airbags that were removed for the 2017 model year) and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) such as automatic emergency braking, lane keeping assist, and blind spot monitoring. True to its “widow-leaving” reputation, Dodge is likely to employ a range of high-performance stability control systems, such as those found in the 2027 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170, to ensure the 2027 Dodge Viper’s immense power is kept under control while maintaining its raw, road-focused spirit.