This collection is built around the Hellcat Cap logo, the supercharger-cap-style badge associated with Stellantis's SRT Hellcat performance models. Shown here mounted as a fender emblem in a Chrysler-catalogued listing, it is a custom aftermarket badge that Decoinfabric can adapt for Dodge Challenger, Charger, or Jeep Trackhawk fenders alike, letting owners flag their supercharged engine at a glance.
The Hellcat name and its supercharger-cap emblem are associated with the high-output SRT Hellcat engine family used in Dodge Challenger and Charger, and later in the Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk. The badge design shown here is a fan-recognized shorthand for that performance identity rather than an emblem tied to one single model. Because the supercharged Hellcat engine has been offered across more than one Stellantis brand, the badge has effectively become a cross-brand performance symbol rather than a strictly Dodge- or Chrysler-only marking.
The listed product is a fender-mounted emblem, cataloged under Chrysler emblems in this shop, and can be built for fender panels on Dodge, Chrysler, or Jeep vehicles that share Stellantis performance styling cues.
Decoinfabric fabricates these badges from durable metal with chrome, gloss black, or painted finish options, using adhesive backing or factory-style mounting posts. The finish is baked or sealed to resist fading from sun exposure on an exterior fender panel.
Owners of supercharged Stellantis performance models often use Hellcat-style badging to signal the engine under the hood, especially on vehicles that have been engine-swapped or upgraded and no longer carry the factory badge that would normally indicate that output level. A custom emblem lets the exterior reflect the actual build rather than the original factory trim level.
Fender-mounted badges like this one work best on a clean, wax-free panel so the adhesive backing forms a lasting bond. If your fender already carries mounting holes from a previous badge, factory or aftermarket, Decoinfabric can align the new emblem to that existing footprint rather than requiring new holes. For painted panels, it is worth confirming paint cure time before applying adhesive-backed emblems on a recently refinished fender, since bonding to fresh paint too early can affect adhesive performance long-term.
Since Hellcat badging appears across several Stellantis models, confirm which vehicle and fender location you are fitting (Challenger, Charger, or Jeep Trackhawk) along with your preferred finish, so the emblem is sized to match your panel.
Shoppers interested in this badge often also browse: Hellcat Logo, SRT Logo, Mopar Logo, Charger Logo, and Challenger Logo.
Is this an official SRT or Stellantis product? No, it is a custom-made aftermarket emblem inspired by the Hellcat Cap design and is not manufactured or licensed by Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, or Stellantis.
Does it fit Dodge, Chrysler, and Jeep models? The badge design can be adapted for fender mounting on any of these, but let Decoinfabric know your exact vehicle so the fit is correct.
What finish options are available? Chrome, gloss black, and painted finishes can all be requested.
Can I use this badge on an engine-swapped vehicle? Yes, many buyers order it specifically to reflect an upgraded or swapped engine rather than the vehicle's original factory trim.
