Dodge is presenting new customization and paint concepts at Roadkill Nights. The automaker highlights a Durango R/T 392 “Smokescreen” concept, shown with a distinctive graphic and a color-forward look. Alongside the concept, Dodge also previews additional customization choices for production vehicles, including new appearance options for models in the Charger and Durango lineups. Car and Driver reports that a new paint-color program called “Color Jailbreak” is set to launch soon, positioning it as a way to offer customers access to more unusual or higher-impact hues. PR Newswire similarly describes Dodge’s focus on expanding color options and states that fans can vote on potential high-impact paint choices tied to the Durango Smokescreen concept. Across the coverage, the common thread is that Dodge is using the event to showcase design ideas, introduce a concept vehicle with a new visual treatment, and build toward additional paint and appearance customization options for customers in the near term.