Dodge Charger Ground Clearance by Year

Dodge Charger ground clearance ranges from 4.5 to 5.4 inches across the catalog years. This range covers the listed Charger models from 2006 through 2023, so it is a span across years rather than one figure that applies to every car.

Use the figures as a reference for the listed vehicle, not as a guaranteed clearance for every Charger. Ground clearance can vary by year or trim; the available facts do not identify which years or trims correspond to the low or high end of the range. If you need the exact figure for a specific car, confirm it on the door jamb or in the owner's manual.

The catalog covers 18 years, and its stated ground-clearance range is 4.5 to 5.4 inches. No engine-specific figures are provided, so do not assume a particular engine has a particular clearance. Check the owner's manual or door-jamb information for the exact vehicle.

Stored ground clearance by year. Missing years have no clearance figure in this extract.

The largest stored change occurs between 2015 and 2016, when ground clearance increases.

Key changes

2016
Stored ground clearance changed
4.9 in → 5.4 in
2020
Stored ground clearance changed
5.4 in → 5.2 in

Ground clearance by year

Clearance by year

Year	Clearance	Configs
2023	4.5–5.2 in	7
2022	4.5–5.2 in	7
2021	4.5–5.2 in	7
2020	4.5–5.2 in	7
2019	4.6–5.4 in	6
2018	4.6–5.4 in	6
2017	4.6–5.4 in	8
2016	4.6–5.4 in	7
2015	4.9 in	8
2014	—	7
2013	—	7
2012	—	7
2011	—	3
2010	—	12
2009	—	6
2008	—	6
2007	—	5
2006	—	3