Dodge has confirmed its return to the NASCAR Cup Series for the 2027 season, partnering with Kaulig Racing for the manufacturer's comeback to stock car racing's top division.
The announcement, reported by Yahoo Sports citing MotorBiscuit, marks Dodge's re-entry into the series after an absence since the 2012 season when the brand last competed with teams including Penske Racing.
Kaulig Racing, which currently fields Chevrolet entries in the Cup Series, will switch to Dodge machinery for the 2027 campaign. The team, owned by Matt Kaulig, has expanded from its Xfinity Series roots to become a multi-car Cup operation in recent years.
Dodge's return adds a fourth manufacturer to the Cup Series lineup alongside Chevrolet, Ford, and Toyota, potentially reshaping the competitive landscape when the new season begins.
