[RahulNagaraj]

Dodge has released a new holiday commercial video, which gives us the first teaser of the upcoming Charger.



The brief animated teaser features the next-gen Dodge Charger finished in Red. It looks very similar to the brand's Daytona EV concept unveiled last year. The upcoming Charger is said to continue with its retro-styling, featuring a chiselled front, hood bulges and muscular line that extends to the car's rear.

Reports also suggest that the car will retain dimensions similar to the Daytona concept. However, a few changes from the concept include the use of the traditional circular headlamps instead of the lightbar on the Daytona. The production version could also be a sedan featuring rear doors with the handles hidden. A few other changes between the concept & production version include larger side mirrors, a sporty front bumper and an aggressive bonnet.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zqSsoeSl-M

Powering the new Dodge Charger will be an in-line 6-cylinder engine offered in two states of tune. The entry-level version produces 400 BHP & 610 Nm, while the higher-powered version offers 500 BHP and 644 Nm. Stellantis has also confirmed that a more powerful engine is in the works, which could be reserved for the Hellcat & SRT versions of the muscle car. There will also be an electric version, although Dodge hasn't revealed any of its details.

A small note in the video also mentions that the new-gen Dodge Charge could be "available in late 2024."

Link to Team-BHP news

[14000rpm]

So, the 2025 Dodge Charger did get unveiled yesterday and, to be honest, I am not sure I like what I see.

https://youtu.be/uGAZkn11hcw

There are many things going on here all of which are the opposite of what a Dodge Charger has been - Brawny and bold styling with strong Muscle car deserving engine choices.

Now, it is an uninspiring design which, frankly, seems very Anonymous and comes with BEV and ICE Versions.

The Challenger is dead. The Charger Daytona is set to come in 2 door and 4 door formats.