How many speakers are in a Dodge Challenger?
Base models come with 6 speakers; upgraded options raise the total to 9 or 19 on higher trims. The exact count depends on the model year and the audio package, so checking the window sticker or official Dodge materials for your car is the most reliable method.
Speaker configurations in recent Dodge Challenger models
Across recent model years, Dodge has offered several audio configurations. Here are the most common configurations you'll encounter:
- Base models (SXT/GT) typically come with a 6-speaker audio system as standard.
- Beats Premium Audio System is an available upgrade on several trims, generally described as a 9-speaker setup with a subwoofer for richer bass and clarity.
- Harman Kardon Premium Surround Sound System is a higher-end option on select trims, providing a 19-speaker configuration for a more immersive listening experience.
Availability varies by year, trim level, and option packages. Always verify the exact speaker count from the window sticker or dealership documentation for a specific vehicle.
How to confirm your Challenger's audio system
To confirm the precise speaker configuration for a given Dodge Challenger, use these steps:
- Check the original window sticker (Monroney) for the audio system description and the number of speakers listed, if available.
- Within the Uconnect infotainment system, look under Settings or Audio for the system name (Beats, Harman Kardon, etc.) and any speaker-related details.
- Review the owner's manual or the dealer-provided build sheet to confirm the included audio option for your vehicle.
- If you still aren't sure, ask the dealership to pull the vehicle's exact original build data or a documentation printout for the factory audio package.
Knowing the exact configuration helps set expectations for sound quality and possible future upgrades.
Summary
The Dodge Challenger's speaker count ranges from 6 in the base configuration up to 9 with Beats Premium Audio and up to 19 with Harman Kardon Premium Surround Sound on higher trims, with exact counts dependent on year and option packages. Verify your specific car's configuration with its documentation.
What brand does Dodge use for speakers?
Car audio. Harman Kardon supplies audio equipment to several vehicle manufacturers including BMW, Dodge, Hyundai, Kia, Mahindra & Mahindra, Mercedes-Benz, Mini, Subaru, Volvo and Volkswagen.
What size speakers are in a 2013 Dodge Challenger?
The standard speaker sizes for a 2013 Dodge Challenger are 6x9 inches for the front doors and 3.5 inches for the center and corner dash locations. Some sources also indicate that other sizes, like 5-1/4", 6-1/2", or 6-3/4", may fit in the rear deck or other locations if using appropriate adapters.
Speaker sizes by location
- Front Doors: 6x9 inches
- Center Dash: 3.5 inches
- Corner Dash: 3.5 inches
- Rear Deck: 5-1/4", 6-1/2", or 6-3/4" may fit with mounting brackets
What size speakers are in the Challenger door?
The standard front door speaker size for a Dodge Challenger is 6x9 inches. Some aftermarket door speaker pods for certain models may be designed for 6.5-inch speakers, but the factory-installed and most direct replacement speakers are 6x9s.
- Standard size: The factory-installed front door speakers in most Dodge Challengers are 6x9 inches.
- Aftermarket options: While 6x9s are the standard, some specialized aftermarket kits might use 6.5-inch speakers, but this is less common for a direct replacement and might require additional components like speaker pods.
- Verification: To be absolutely certain, it is best to use a Crutchfield vehicle-specific kitfinder or measure your existing speaker before purchasing replacements, as exact sizes can vary slightly by year and trim level.
