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The 2024 Dodge Charger Is Everything We Expected And More!

The 2024 Dodge Charger Is Everything We Expected And More!

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Dodge is betting BIG on big sedans, big 2-door coupes, and BIG EVs. Yep, all that is happening in one model name: the all-new 2024 and 2025 Dodge Charger. (With some asterisks) Starting THIS YEAR we're getting the new Charger as a 100% full electric muscle car with nearly 700 horsepower and 2-doors (plus a hatchback, which is cool. Then a few months later we're getting a gas powered Charger featuring, you guessed it, the 3. 0L hurricane inline 6 twin turbo engine making a whopping 550 horsepower! Next to arrive is the 4-door 2025 Charger (yep, the Dodge Challenger is dead, so no 2025 Challenger here) and that looks to be available in both gas and EV versions. Then finally there'll be a bonkers Banshee version of the Charger after that making an undisclosed amount of power and featuring a new 800V battery platform. Will it scream like a banshee Yep, they will all get the loud external exhaust generator that Dodge previewed before. Pricing You can bet it's more than a 2023 Charger, but we'll know more on that when they get closer. Carscoops has a photo of the 4 dr and it's essentially the coupe with additional doors. Looks better just because the coupe seems to be too stretched out. It's interesting Dodge is offering ICE and EV variants but the inline-sixes should have been first to launch imo.
Date: 2024-03-05

Comments and reviews: 16


Admittedly, this looks cool; it would be interesting to try an electric muscle car. But does it really need to be this big IMO, it is too long and too wide, just makes it harder to park, makes it too heavy and it will use more energy that way. On the other hand, I LOVE the hatch. Makes it super practical. I just think 4-door version is the way to go.
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They got rid of the challenger branding due to how poorly recieved the concept challenger was. They knew it would kill the value of the challenger historically if they went forward with branding the electric 2 door a challenger. All marketing nonsense
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Way too big and heavy. I thought my Polestar 2 was a chunker at nearly 4, 700lbs - this is another level. I'd love to see some more nimble performance EVs. You end up deciding between big power or reasonable weight w/ tepid performance.
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The new front, especially headlight area, makes it look like a soulless appliance.
They should've hired a designer who did Hyundai Ioniq 5's design, he did a much better modern retro with a soul job with it.

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What are the thoughts on the longevity of these super high strung engines This kind of output was previously reserved for such low volume engines that were super expensive to repair, and needed repairs often.
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Those tires are going to be ridiculously high to replace and you’ll probably have to replace them once a year do to the weight of the car. Still trying to push electric cars down our throats.
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y'all might as well quit crying about evs there here to stay.
but i will say im not crazy about the styling. it look like it's missing something. they smooth it out too much

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While the purists/ die hard dodge fans will be mad, dodge/ Stellantis really had no other choice, I think the challenger name gets retired for nostalgia possibly
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Based on those images, I don't know about the coupe. It's proportions are really ungainly but the 4 door is going to sell like Girl Scout Cookies at a smokeshop.
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Interior is neat. Hatch is useful and makes it kinda like a huge covered el Camino. Exterior design is absolutely hideous though. Looking forward to a facelift.
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Dodge just made me wet my pants. I'll be interested to see the gasoline cars next year before making a decision. My pick will be 2 door hatchback gasoline
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Why cant they hybrid the 3. 0t, like no one wants the ev, but a hybrid 3. 0t would be a gold mine. Same for the ram, grand cherokee and wagoneer
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Hope CDJR deallers have lots of extra lot room for all these cars to put beside all the Last Call and Rams that are not selling. lol
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Should do a series hybrid as well. Keep the rear motor from the EV and toss a small combustion motor up front and do a smaller battery pack.
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No V8 Who cares What we need is a V8 equipped Charger supplied from a dealer a la Yenko Camaro. I say give me a Yenko Charger!
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Haven't seen a coupe door that long since the 'ol Cordoba. Looking forward to the tech being put in a Durango or equivalent.
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