Dodge won’t be making any 2026 Charger Daytona EVs anytime soon and we’re just not surprised. Instead of just admitting ...

Next year, those will be optional and cost extra, so each car's base-level output will be lower. To unlock the Daytona ... look of the new Charger, Dodge did a funny thing. Not only did the ...

The marketing around this car openly and aggressively scoffs at the idea of EVs in general. Dodge's own website for the new Charger Daytona seems to go out of its way to not mention it's electric.

That's what being a real muscle car is all about. The Charger Daytona is happiest in long sweepers rather than the tight stuff, and it's very at home going in a straight line. Dodge says the R/T's ...

specifically the Dodge Charger Daytona’s curb weight and fake exhaust notes (yes, there are several). Here’s hoping Dodge adds a much more traditional muscle car to its line up next year.

The 670-hp 2024 Dodge Charger Daytona Charger was designed and engineered to be the first electric muscle car. I spent a day driving the 456-horsepower R/T and 630-hp Scat Pack models from ...

Cruising around in old-school muscle car style with a rock-and-roll V8 soundtrack burbling is very much part of the Dodge Charger vibe. That’s why even though the new Dodge Charger Daytona is ...

The concept was pretty much the 2024 Dodge Charger Daytona that debuted on in March, except there will also be a gas version called the Charger Sixpack. “That was the production car hiding in ...

Dodge is quick (and frequent) to call the 2024 Dodge Charger Daytona a muscle car first and an electric vehicle (EV) second. For many, the thought of a V8-thumping, fuel-ravaging, tire ...

It could be easy to get swept away by Dodge's "electric muscle car" marketing claims, but from the driver's seat, the reality is the new Charger Daytona is more like every other EV on the market ...

In this article we're going to trace the history of Dodge's Daytona nameplate by looking at where it came from, how it's been used, and what cars have worn it. The first Dodge Daytona, the Charger ...

allowing the Charger Daytona to operate with only the pedestrian alert required of all electric cars. Whether on track or public streets, the sound justified the work Dodge put into it.