Does electrification mean the end of the muscle car? We pit the new all-electric Dodge Charger Daytona against the ...

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The new all-electric Charger has muscle car speed, muscle car sound, and muscle car fury, but is that enough for the purists?

The seventh-generation Dodge Charger and the C7 Chevrolet Corvette may be dead, but that doesn't make them less exciting. Quite the opposite, as in the right configuration, these two models are ...

A massive photo gallery of Dodge’s first fully electric muscle car showcases different configurations of the R/T and Scat Pack trims Stellantis confirmed that all versions of the new Charger ...

The Scat Pack branding started as a marketing stint to sell higher-performance variants of some late-'60s Dodge muscle cars, and lives on in the Dodge Charger Daytona EV. Before it crossed over ...

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If you’re eyeing more power, the Charger Scat Pack with its 670 hp (679 PS / 500 kW) powertrain is $399 a month with $4,429 down at signing, based on an MSRP of $73,985. That comes out to an ...

Dodge has accelerated the launch of the gas-powered version of the Charger muscle car. The model recently debuted as the ...

As awesome as the rebooted Challenger was, it almost got sent back to the scrap heap, but the resurrected Scat Pack performance package helped stave off elimination, at least for a little while.

It really shouldn’t need saying, but I’m going to anyway: Google’s Chrome security updates are not optional to be filed under nice to have. There’s a reason why these critical updates ...

In addition to the retractable USC-cable that’s just over 27 inches in length, the charger includes an additional USB-C port. Two devices can be charged simultaneously, but while Sharge hasn’t ...