2024 Dodge Durango in Mitchell, Ontario

The interior space feels roomy and comfortable, with classy details all around. All models have heated steering wheels and front seats. The instrumental panel is covered with accent-stitched mid-bolster material. The cockpit is more driver-centric and borrows some features from the Challenger’s design.

The exterior design is as intimidating as you’d expect from a Dodge vehicle. There are five models of 20-inch wheels. You can count on LED daylight running lamps and low/high headlamps. The slim design of the headlamps gives a modern touch to the exterior design. The Charger Widebody inspired the front fascia, grille, and sculpted hood.

There are also special features for each trim. For instance, the Citadel has platinum chrome accents on mirror caps and door handles.

There’s a 10.1-inch touchscreen display with Uconnect 5. This infotainment setup is standard for the Citadel and higher trims, although the GT can acquire it with the Premium Group. The rest of the lineup has an 8.4-inch touchscreen display. While you can find Uconnect 5 in other lineups, it has Durango-exclusive features, like animations, Dodge-themed design, and a vehicle icon with a Durango graphic.

Over 60 safety features are available for this lineup. Standard options include airbags, blind-spot monitoring, and trailer sway control. Adaptive cruise control, forward collision mitigation, and rear cross-path detection are available for an extra cost.