Dodge unveiled the 2024 Dodge Charger EV, the world's first truly electric muscle car, marking a historical landmark for the evolution of high-performance cars. This fusion of Dodge's iconic heritage with 21st-century electric innovation represents an important step towards a cleaner and more sustainable future for the automotive industry,

The Dodge brand says it will have a new crop of electric muscle cars available later this year. Orders opened this week.

In America, when it comes to cars, it's like a switch is flicked in my brain. Cars I have loved all my life suddenly mean nothing to me, while others to which I would give not one single thought have me screeching to a halt and running across the road to pore

Production was reportedly set to begin over the summer, but Dodge says it's just around the corner, with deliveries on track for Q4 2024.

The Dodge brand of Stellantis in Auburn Hills is sweetening the pot for those who order the all-electric 2024 Charger Daytona by Oct. 31 with a two-day driving experience at a racing school in Arizona and more.

It seems like every week we hear that production of yet another electric car is going slower than its manufacturer promised, and Dodge is no exception. In March, the company said that it would release the Charger Daytona EV in “mid-2024.

It's a Dodge Charger Daytona that's been sitting in a barn abandoned for 32 years that has two big problems. It doesn't run, and it's not a wing car. This 1977 is still cool, though, and we get to see all of the best parts.