Fiat Chrysler Announces Winners of 2025 Dodge Hellcat Design Contest
The first-place winning sketch for the FCA US Drive for Design competition, designed by Ben Treinen of Archbishop Moeller High School in Cincinnati, Ohio
Four aspiring car designers have shown us the future of the Dodge Hellcat. Fiat Chrysler’s annual high school design competition has come to a close, and we have our winners.
The design contest, which asked teenagers to design the future 2025 Dodge Hellcat, received more than 130 designs this year, making the decision a difficult one. Dodge’s design team, though, narrowed down the top four.
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The high school winners are as follows:
- 1st: Ben Treinen, Archbishop Moeller High School in Cincinnati, Ohio
- 2nd: Harrison Kunselman, Mount de Sales Academy in Macon, Georgia
- 3rd: Hwanseong Jang, Bloomfield Hills High School in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
- 4th: Andrew Gombac, Loyola Academy in Wilmette, Illinois
Each student will be awarded their prize, and will be recognized on February 26th during the 64th annual Meguiar’s Detroit Autorama at Cobo Center in Motor City. The Mopar booth will display the four winning sketches at the Autorama through February 28th.
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“The thing I was just blown away with this year was the level of entries and how good they were,” said Mark Trostle, FCA US head of Dodge and SRT design. “The top four, we truthfully struggled which one was going to be the winner.”
The four students will all receive prizes that include Apple products, a three-week summer automotive design course at the College for Creative studies, and an all-expenses-paid trip to Detroit.
News Source: The Detroit News
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