Dodge has reportedly canceled the Charger Daytona SRT Banshee EV before it could reach production, ending plans for the brand's most ambitious electric muscle car to date. This leaves the Charger ...

Are you brave enough to buy a crashed electric muscle car with barely any miles under its belt? If you said yes, you may want to take a closer look at this 2025 Dodge Charger Daytona R/T, which is ...

Key Points in This Article: The electric Charger Daytona hasn’t gone over well with Dodge fans, with sluggish sales since its late-2024 launch. But even at the nostalgia-laden Woodward Dream Cruise, ...

With the future of Dodge performance heading towards electric power, you might be wondering how are you going to tune and upgrade your Charger Daytona EV into a high-horsepower beast. There are no ...

Following the discontinuation of the Charger and the Challenger back in 2023, Dodge accelerated its muscle car lineup into the 21st century through the launch of the Daytona EV. Reception for the ...

It has straight-line speed, but we can’t help but feel the absence of something in the new Charger.

Dodge's multi-energy Charger has won another top award. Will other manufacturers follow Dodge's lead and build vehicles that can be electric or gas-powered?

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Dodge unveiled the new gas-powered Charger, which comes in two levels of performance. At the highest level, the new Charger will offer 550 horsepower, starting at $59,995. Dodge has unveiled its ...

A few years back, Stellantis chief design officer Ralph Gilles was given a challenging mission. The first task: create a replacement for the archaic, vintage-looking, gas-guzzling, but enduringly ...

The all-electric Dodge Charger Daytona arrived on a flat note. It’s powerful, but also gimmicky, expensive, and merely average as an EV. So gasoline to the rescue? Dodge is certainly hoping to rebound ...

Perhaps no automaker exemplifies the auto industry’s confused state better than Dodge. Amidst a stifling regulatory environment, this American brand killed off its legendary muscle cars to introduce ...