Modern V/8's

With Chrysler dropping the hemi and offering some turbo charged V/6. GM is designing a new V/8 engine for the vette and its still gasoline powered, Ford is making improvements on their V/8 for the mustang. Is Chrysler getting out of the performance scene ? I'm not talking about the electric version of the challenger. It just seems odd that the other 2 are building performance engines and electric options for their cars. What happened to Chrysler building a 426 hemi challenger. And supposedly they are dropping the chargers as well. Makes me think that Chrysler doesn't think that they can compete with the new offerings from Ford and GM. With Ford announcing that they are going to continue to offer a V/8 for the next 5 - 8 years and GM the same, so I have read and heard . I think that Chrysler not having any V/8 offering is not good.
Chrysler is a smaller company, they can't afford to have too many platforms on the go, sounds like their jumping in with both feet to electric future and this six is a stop gap to that future.