Per Car & Driver - 2021 Dodge Viper: A Motown Legend Is Reborn!

If FCA's talking about a potentially $140,000 or so Grand Wagoneer, reinvigorating the Viper should not be a challenge.
Head of Jeep Brand: Jeep Grand Wagoneer Could Cost “$130,000 to $140,000” (at http://bestride.com/news/industry-news/jeep-grand-wagoneer-2018-pricing )

That said, Car and Driver has shown their spots:
The 2018 Ram Rebel Is a Car Worth Waiting For | Feature | Car and Driver (at https://www.caranddriver.com/features/the-2018-ram-rebel-is-a-car-worth-waiting-for-feature )
"Look for it at the end of the year with an opening price of $55,000"
("the year" being, 2017)

So, consider the source.

That said, I hope they do call it the Viper. It has a proud legacy and the only reason I can think of to not use that name is if the appearance is a significant departure from previous generations. I have always liked the appearance of the Viper, but it was ceding a fair amount of performance to competitors, so it was due for a work over. I would like to see a return of the Viper, but I won't trust Car & Driver to be the one telling me about it. They were way wrong before. Like, hilariously, ludicrously wrong. If the project, whatever they intend to call it, is looking at a 2022/2023 release, it is way to soon to have any reliable information disseminated about it. Even if the information found were true, this early in the process, it is subject to many, many changes making remarking on those details an effort in futility.

I have seen some reputations be denigrated for posting information that "turned out to be false" - maybe. It could also be that the leak was true at the time, but conditions, or decisions changed and what was once true, became untrue through the process of design, engineering, manufacturing, etc. ALLPARt of the fun, but four years ahead of a project, don't fall in love with any rumors.

All is subject to change.