SRT Hellcat Fire combines the SRT wordmark, the Hellcat cat, and a flame motif into one badge across Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep, with grille, tailgate, and fender emblems plus front+rear and PRO badge sets for all three brands.
This design layers three elements the Mopar aftermarket scene mixes and matches often - the SRT name, the Hellcat cat silhouette, and a flame treatment - into a single badge, rather than offering them separately. It is one of several combined-theme badges stocked here for owners who want more than the plain Hellcat cat or plain SRT wordmark alone.
Chrysler 300, Dodge Challenger/Charger, and Jeep Grand Cherokee are all represented with grille, tailgate, and fender listings, each shaped to that model's specific mounting points.
Select your platform first, then pick grille for the nose opening, tailgate for the trunk lid or hatch, or fender for the front quarter panel. Front+rear and PRO sets bundle the pieces most owners replace at once.
Finishes typically include gloss black, matte black, and chrome-style plating in ABS plastic or metal-backed construction with adhesive mounting. Since every piece is made to order, sizing and color can generally be adjusted to your vehicle.
These are custom, aftermarket-made badges combining SRT, Hellcat, and flame artwork; they are not manufactured, sold, or endorsed by Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Stellantis, or SRT. Confirm your exact model and year before ordering.
How is this different from the plain Hellcat or SRT badge?
It combines the SRT wordmark, the Hellcat cat, and a flame graphic into one design, rather than using any single element on its own.
Is this an official SRT part?
No, it is a custom-made aftermarket badge and is not sold or licensed by Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Stellantis, or SRT.
Which platforms is this available for?
Chrysler 300, Dodge Challenger/Charger, and Jeep Grand Cherokee, each with grille, tailgate, and fender options.
Can I get just the flame without the SRT text?
Ask us about a custom variation - since every piece is made to order, elements of the design can often be adjusted or omitted.
