What brand is SRT?

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07/29/25 7:16pm
SRT stands for "Street-Racing-Technology", which is a high-performance division under Chrysler. Here is relevant information: 1. Responsibilities: Similar to BMW's M division and Mercedes-Benz's AMG division, SRT mainly modifies existing vehicle series under some of Chrysler's brands to achieve stronger performance. 2. Background: SRT started with the development of the Dodge Viper and later developed the Plymouth Prowler. At that time, it was called SVE, then changed to PVO, and was officially named SRT in 2004. SRT not only enhances models under Chrysler but also covers the Dodge and Jeep brands, such as the Viper and Grand Cherokee SRT.
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