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A humorous thought experiment examines how the new Dodge Charger Daytona EV would fare pulling off stunt jumps and dirt-road getaways in Hazzard County. Between high curb weights testing suspension landings and artificial exhaust tones alerting the sheriff, the modern electric muscle car faces unique challenges replacing the classic 1969 General Lee.
Dodge is celebrating nine decades of Mopar by rolling out a limited-production Mopar '27 package for the new Dodge Charger. Capped at just 270 units, the $10,995 package brings exclusive styling touches and serialized badging to R/T and Scat Pack trims. The commemorative package highlights the brand's performance heritage alongside its next-generation muscle car lineup.
Dodge is celebrating 90 years of Mopar with a new factory appearance package for the electric Charger Daytona. Available on both R/T and Scat Pack Plus models, the commemorative package adds extensive carbon-fiber accents, unique striping, and heritage badging without altering powertrain outputs. The upgrade will be available on both the 496-horsepower R/T and 670-horsepower Scat Pack dual-motor variants.
Dodge has introduced its revamped Charger family, which for the first time includes battery-electric muscle cars alongside a new internal combustion engine option. The Charger Daytona Scat Pack, with 670 horsepower, will be the most potent EV offering from launch, while a 550-hp electric variant is also available.
The all-electric Dodge Charger Daytona has seen a significant drop in sales, with fewer than 800 units delivered this year. This steep decline raises questions about the market reception of the brand's first EV muscle car and its broader electrification strategy.
Fans of electric muscle cars and festive decor can now adorn their Christmas trees with a miniature version of the Dodge Charger Daytona. Hallmark has unveiled a new Keepsake Ornament featuring the highly anticipated BEV, bringing the EV directly into holiday celebrations.
The all-new Dodge Charger Daytona EV has undergone a comprehensive review, showcasing its unique blend of traditional muscle car character and electric performance. While the two-door electric variant is praised for its practicality and driving dynamics, its availability and market presence outside of North America are anticipated to be limited.
Initial market reception for the all-electric Dodge Charger Daytona was reportedly lukewarm, leading Dodge to introduce an internal combustion engine (ICE) variant for its next-generation muscle car. This move suggests automakers are closely monitoring consumer preferences and adapting product strategies, even for flagship EV models, to ensure market success.
Dodge has provided a closer look at its forthcoming 2026 Charger lineup, featuring both the all-electric Daytona and the new internal combustion Sixpack models. While the Daytona represents Dodge's push into BEVs, the brand is also keeping its V6-powered gasoline options available for muscle car enthusiasts.
Dodge is set to revive its iconic Charger police cruiser, offering law enforcement agencies both a battery-electric (BEV) and a gasoline-powered variant starting in 2025. This dual-powertrain strategy aims to meet diverse departmental needs while embracing the shift towards electrification in public service fleets.
Dodge may have offered a glimpse of its upcoming electric Charger police pursuit vehicle at the Police Fleet Expo. While details remain scarce, the appearance suggests the automaker is actively preparing for an electrified future in law enforcement fleets.
The all-new 2027 Dodge Charger electric vehicle is beginning to reach consumers, and initial reviews are starting to surface. Early adopters are sharing their first impressions on what it's like to live with the fully electric muscle car, offering insights into its performance, features, and daily usability.
Dodge has unveiled the 2027 Charger Super Bee, reimagining the iconic muscle car as an electric vehicle. This track-oriented model boasts 600 horsepower and introduces new features designed to enhance performance and reduce lap times.
Dodge's all-electric Charger Daytona Scat Pack is set to debut in 2027, promising a blend of muscle car heritage and modern EV performance. This highly anticipated model will be a significant step for Dodge as it transitions towards an electrified future, aiming to deliver thrilling acceleration and handling without relying on a traditional V8 engine.
Dodge has released a new teaser hinting at a sportier variant of its Charger EV, leading to speculation that the iconic 'Super Bee' badging could make a return. The video features symbolic imagery suggesting a focus on drag-racing performance for the electric muscle car. This indicates Dodge's intent to uphold its performance heritage within its electrified future.
Dodge is reportedly bringing back the Copperhead name for a new hyper-muscle car set to debut in 2029. This halo model aims to revitalize the SRT performance division with dramatic styling and immense power, though specific powertrain details remain speculative. Given Dodge's shift towards electrification with models like the Charger Daytona, it's highly anticipated the Copperhead will feature an electric or EREV powertrain to embody the brand's future performance direction.
Dodge looks to its past for inspiration as rumors circulate about a potential Copperhead model. Unlike its ICE predecessor, this new Copperhead could emerge as a high-performance EV, building on Dodge's eMuscle strategy.
As Dodge prepares to introduce its new electric Charger, the brand is offering significant discounts on the outgoing gasoline-powered Charger models. This move aims to clear inventory and incentivize buyers for the traditional ICE versions before the EV era fully kicks in.
Dodge is reportedly considering an earlier-than-expected return to NASCAR's top series, potentially as soon as next year. This move by the Stellantis brand, which is heavily investing in electrification for its road vehicles, raises questions about the future role of EV powertrains and technology in the world of stock car racing.
