Dodge Is Returning to NASCAR And Chevy’s Own Engine Builder Is Making It Happen

#DodgeNASCAR #NASCARCupSeries #Daytona500 Dodge is closing in on a NASCAR Cup Series return in 2027, and the engine could come from a rival's shop: ECR Engines, owned by Richard Childress Racing, the same shop that builds Chevrolet engines. Dodge walked away from NASCAR after 2012 because it had no engine program left. Now, per The Athletic, Dodge is very close to coming back, with Kaulig Racing expected to move its No. 10 and No. 16 from Chevrolet to Dodge and the 2027 Daytona 500 on February 21 as the target. In this video, we break down the full Dodge NASCAR return story: the 2012 exit, Ram's Craftsman Truck Series comeback, what Kaulig Racing's Chris Rice has said, the approval conditions from Chevrolet, Ford and Toyota, and what is still unconfirmed, including the official announcement, the drivers, how long ECR Engines supplies Dodge, and final NASCAR approval. Subscribe and turn on notifications for every NASCAR Cup Series update. Comment your prediction: can Dodge be ready for the 2027 Daytona 500, and who drives it? #NASCARNews #KauligRacing #ECREngines #DodgeCharger #NASCAR2027