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Dodge Charger EV 2024.

Dodge is preparing to release an electric muscle car — on the night of August 18, the company showed what it will look like.

The Charger Daytona SRT Concept EV concept coupe reproduces the classic Charger of 1968 in its main exterior features — of course, at a new technological level.

The body is optimized in terms of streamlining, balanced in proportions and precise in detail.

The headlights and taillights are LED, and the door handles are retractable.

In the nose, in the traditional place of the radiator grille (between the headlights), through holes are made through which the oncoming air flow passes and then flows around the roof.

This solution is said to improve aerodynamic performance.

A huge door opens access to the trunk. Folding down the rear seats provides ample cargo space.

Dodge does not disclose the technical characteristics of the car. What is known is that the Charger Daytona SRT Concept EV is equipped with an 800-volt system and all-wheel drive.

At the same time, the package includes an exhaust sound simulator called Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust — in it, oncoming air is passed through special membranes, which creates the feeling of a V8 engine under the hood. Exhaust volume — up to 126 dB.

The interior of the electric muscle car features a horizontal front panel architecture, a 12.3-inch digital instrument panel, a 16-inch media system screen and an 8-inch head-up display.

The interior is quite modern, without retro references. The transmission mode selector is made in the manner of an automatic transmission handle. The roof is panoramic and glass.

The Charger Daytona SRT Concept EV may become a production car in 2024.

Electric motors and all-wheel drive: Dodge Charger Daytona SRT introduced.

While the Charger Daytona SRT debuted as a concept, in the future the electric car will replace the gasoline Charger SRT Hellcat

The Dodge brand, part of the Stellantis concern, intends to switch fans of the charged Charger and Challenger to electric cars in the future.

So far, the company has presented only the concept of the future powerful electric car Charger Daytona SRT, assuring that it is not inferior in performance to muscle cars with a V8 gasoline engine.

However, Dodge remained tight-lipped about the details: all that is known is that the Charger Daytona SRT is powered by a dual-motor electric unit dubbed the Banshee.

Several systems have been announced for the new product, aimed at giving the driver the feeling of driving a powerful gasoline muscle car.

For example, the eRupt electromechanical transmission will provide jerky acceleration, while the Fratzonic exhaust system generates a V8 roar of 126 decibels.

Yes, and the design of the concept refers to the classic Charger coupe of the late 60s, and the glowing triangular Fratzog emblem on the nose is borrowed from Dodge cars of 1962-1976.

Design features include the R-Wing aerodynamic element in the front part, under which air flows pass.

It is effectively illuminated by a continuous diode line across the entire width of the body.

The concept received a panoramic roof, and the cabin has four separate seats, the two rear ones can be folded into a flat floor.

In front of the driver is a 16-inch curved virtual instrument panel, which is larger than the central 12.3-inch screen of the multimedia system.

There is also an additional eight-inch head-up display. The shape of the transmission selector also references classic Dodges of the last century.

According to unconfirmed data, the Charger Daytona SRT is based on the STLA Large modular architecture: electric cars based on it can travel up to 800 kilometers without recharging.

It is expected that the electric muscle car will surpass the existing gasoline ones in power — the output of two electric motors will exceed 700 horsepower.

Most likely, there will be less powerful versions without the SRT prefix.
The production version of the Dodge Charger Daytona SRT will hit the market in 2024 and will likely be available as a coupe, liftback or sedan.

The company itself promises to send the model to the production line with minimal changes.