Following customer demand for a gasoline version of the upcoming Dodge Charger Daytona EV, Mopar Insiders claims that the company will expedite the release of the Charger Sixpack by about five months. Related: Mazda’s Iconic SP is finally headed for ...

A report claims Dodge wants to get the new gas-fed Chargers into dealerships by the middle of next year versus the end of it.

Remember the Dodge Charger Daytona electric muscle car with the weird pseudo exhaust sound debuted and it made car Reddit explode in a mushroom cloud of fist shaking and conspiracy theories about the government coming for your pistons?

Spread the loveThe Dodge Charger Daytona SRT EV represents a bold step into the future for the iconic American muscle car brand. This all-electric vehicle aims to maintain the spirit of Dodge’s performance heritage while embracing zero-emission technology.

Dodge is reportedly bringing forward the launch date of the next gasoline-powered Dodge Charger; the company wants to strike while demand is hot.

We might me able to lay our hands on the next gasoline-powered take on the American muscle car sooner than we initially expected. According to a report from MoparInsiders, Stellantis is working behind the scenes to speed up the production timeline on the upcoming 2025 Dodge Charger Sixpack models.

Spread the loveThe 2025 Dodge Charger Daytona is set to be the high-performance variant of the all-electric Charger, reviving a name steeped in Dodge’s racing history. Design and Exterior Building on the standard Charger’s design,

The Charger Daytona EV is still planned to launch before year's end, but the Hurricane I6-powered Sixpack models apparently won't be far behind.

A Dodge Charger Sixpack has been spied sporting a dual exhaust system. The model will have a twin-turbo 3.0-liter inline-six offered in 420-hp and 550-hp versions. The Hurricane engine is more powerful than its HEMI V8 predecessors.