Dodge Announces Its Entry into the Electric Vehicle (EV) Market
Dodge, America’s most popular muscle car brand, has long been synonymous with Dodge Electric V8’s and tire-rattling power. But that all changes with the company’s announcement of a new all-new electric version of its iconic Charger.
Don’t worry, traditionalists. Dodge won’t be giving up on its gas-guzzling roots. Here’s everything you need to know about this ground-shaking development.
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The All-Dodge Electric Charger: A New Era Begins
The Charger EV Unveiled
- Dodge confirms that the Dodge Charger and Dodge Challenger legacy will continue with the introduction of an all-new electric version of the Dodge Charger in addition to its next-gen gas powered muscle car.
- This is Dodge’s first entry into the electric car market.
- The all-new Charger EV promises thrilling performance, zero-emission technology, and a new era for the Charger family.
Power and Performance
- With an impressive 680 horsepower and a 0-60 mph of 3.3 seconds, the all-new, all-new, 24-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive, all-electric version is set to hit the road in the fall of 2024.
- Even in its electric version, it maintains its status as the fastest and strongest muscle car on the planet.
- Another electric version of the Charger Daytona is the Scat Pack, which can go quarter-mile in as little as 11.5 seconds. That’s a new record for electric performance.
Distinctive Features
- The front R-wing pass-through on the Charger Daytona models is patent pending for increased aerodynamic downforce.
- Inside the driver-centric cabin, there is a new colour-adaptive interior lighting system known as the “Attitude Adjustment” (64-color) that responds to vehicle occurrences and driver input.
- The FRATZONIC CHAMBered Exhaust delivers Hellcat-level noise, making the Charger stand out from the crowd of Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs).
Innovations and Options
- All the Charger EV models have the “PowerShot” function, which adds an additional 40 horsepower in 15 seconds.
- Brembo 16-inch Vented Rotors and red 6-piston Front/4-piston Rear Fixed Calipers provide outstanding stopping power.
- The Charger’s 20-inch wheels and front and rear staggered tires (Goodyear Eagle F1 SuperCar 3) offer maximum grip.
Race-Ready and Beyond
- New Race Options include Donut Mode, Drift Mode, and two unique Race Prep options.
- The One-button Press Experience instantly changes your vehicle’s look and feel by adjusting cluster and HUD visuals based on selected Drive Modes.
- Not only is the Charger EV a commuter, but it is also track-ready.
Hybrid Approach
Dodge also offers two internal combustion engine options in addition to EVs in the Charger lineup.
The 550-horsepower Dodge Charger SIXPACK H.O.
The 420-horsepower Charger SIXPACK S.O., powered by a 3.0L Twin Turbo I-6 Hurricane engine.
Production Timeline
The all-electric, two-door, coupe-only version of the Charger Daytona, the Scat Pack, and the R/T, are scheduled to start production in the second half of 2023.
Production of the four-door Daytona SCAT PACK and the R/T model, as well as the two-door gas-powered “SIXPACK” Charger H.O., and the four-door “SOUBLE-DOWN” Charger S.O. are planned to begin in Q1, 2025.
Conclusion
Dodge’s electrification journey is an example of the brand’s flexibility and willingness to push boundaries. With the introduction of the all-new Charger EV, muscle car aficionados can now enjoy electrified performance without sacrificing tradition. Whether you’re looking for the power of a V8 under the hood or the quiet thrill of an electric motor, Dodge has got you covered.
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