One problem related to air conditioner has been reported for the 2013 Dodge Charger. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2013 Dodge Charger based on all problems reported for the 2013 Charger.
Air conditioning system began smelling like mold/mildew after less than one (1) year of use. We have taken it to the dealership more than 3 times for this issue without resolution. There is not any water coming into the passenger floorboard that would indicate a simple condensate drain clog. First recommendation was to run the a/c on recirculate for 10 minutes, then fresh air for 10 minutes and repeat 4-5 times, then run the vent without a/c for 10 minutes. Second recommendation was to change the cabin air filter (which has a recommended replacement at the 2 year mark). Third recommendation was to spray an anti-microbial/fragrance solution made by bg into the evaporator housing. None of these recommendations have resulted in a resolution of the issue. My $40,000 car still smells like a barn. This is ridiculous to me considering I also have an 18 year old Honda civic that has never, ever had this issue before, but my previous 2008 Charger had this exact same problem after 3 years of ownership (also purchased brand new from the dealer). I am starting to think there is a problem with the manufacturing process where they are failing to adequately spray the evaporator components with an anti-fungal agent prior to installation into the vehicle which would prevent this issue from occurring.