Electric Dodge Charger: Revolutionizing Muscle Car Performance

Electric Dodge Charger Powertrain & Performance

What defines a Dodge Charger? Power. Lots of it. The Dodge Charger, as we know it, is the first choice for unbridled power in a premium vehicle with an aggressive attitude. The electric Dodge Charger follows the old saying, "Don't fix what isn't broken." Rather than try to redefine the Charger and its spirit for the EV age, this electrified version brings that fun into the future without apology.

Need proof? While other EVs try to make their driving experience silent, the electric Dodge Charger makes its power output wickedly loud. This noise comes from a Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust that lets out a 126-decibel scream, which is as loud as the gas-powered Charger SRT Hellcat.¹ This industry-first hit of excitement is far from all. The electric Dodge Charger concept features a multi-speed EV transmission known as eRupt to simulate the beloved mechanical shifting feel.¹

But enough of what makes it different. What makes it powerful? The answer lies in one of three trim levels spread across two electric architectures.²

The 400-volt architecture powers the Charger 340 and Charger 440,² and the number in their name represents their kilowatts (kW).² Though still conceptual at the time of writing, expect 455 horsepower in the electric Dodge Charger 340.² Jump to the 440 model for 590 horsepower.²

If you're a long-time muscle fan, you know the art of souping up your ride. As another way of defying EV expectations, that'll be possible in the upcoming electric Dodge Charger for sale. Choose from a Direct Connection eStage 1 or eStage 2 kit to get started.

Apply the first version to the Charger 440 to boost it to 630 horsepower,² or tame the eStage 2 kit for 670 horsepower.²

AWD will come standard on all models² to get you off the line faster. Six-piston brakes get you slowed down faster, too. And speaking of faster, there's also the 800-volt SRT Banshee.¹

While its power is unconfirmed, it's hard not to look at the doubled voltage and think it'll be way more powerful. With advanced aerodynamics and more, this will be the most exciting EV to arrive at our Dodge dealership in Jacksonville, FL.

Electric Dodge Charger Interior & Exterior Design

Sculpting a body from aerodynamic data has two effects: more speed and more beauty.

The electric Dodge Charger is undeniably a Dodge muscle car but takes a more sleek, futuristic approach. Observe the front end. Notice the open space around the headlights and that dip in the hood? This is to let air flow through the pass-through R-Wing¹ and glue the body to the road with aerodynamic mastery. This also occurs through the carbon-fiber side fascia intakes.¹

New wheels and body lines that pay tribute to the first Charger muscle car's side profile pull the look together with a bang. From the lightbar in the back to the bucket seats inside, the new Dodge Charger electric concept mixes classic cues with sci-fi style.

And the rest of the interior follows that theme, too. You'll be surrounded by style appointments like a panoramic glass roof,¹ Attitude Adjustment Lighting,¹ a pistol-grip shifter,¹ diamond patterned door trim with backlighting, and stitching that creates a premium feel on the already-premium upholstery.

Expect the electric Dodge Charger to be a four- or five-seat hatchback with fold-flat rear seats and plenty of cargo room.¹

Electric Dodge Charger Infotainment & Technology

Details will start flowing out as fast as adrenaline when you finance your new Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat. As of our writing, you can expect to find the following infotainment and technology features in the production version of this concept car:

• 12.3-inch center screen¹
• 16-inch curved digital instrument cluster¹
• 8-by-3-inch head-up display¹
• Attitude Adjustment Lighting¹
• Auto, Sport, Track, and Drag modes¹
• One-button drive mode, instrument cluster configuration, HUD information, performance sound, and lighting control