Dodge seemingly can’t let go of the gas-powered Charger even with its first electric muscle car finally arriving. A

A new report says that Dodge is pushing up the ICE version of the Charger Daytona by nearly half a year. Remember the Dodge Charger Daytona electric muscle car with the weird pseudo exhaust sound debuted and it made car Reddit explode in a mushroom cloud of fist shaking and conspiracy theories about the government coming for your pistons?

Enthusiasts waiting for the twin-turbocharged straight-six-powered version of the new Dodge Charger might not have to wait until the end of 2025 after all. While the gasoline-burning model remains scheduled to land in showrooms several months after its electric counterpart,

We might me able to lay our hands on the next gasoline-powered take on the American muscle car sooner than we initially expected. According to a report from MoparInsiders, Stellantis is working behind the scenes to speed up the production timeline on the upcoming 2025 Dodge Charger Sixpack models.

The Charger Daytona EV is still planned to launch before year's end, but the Hurricane I6-powered Sixpack models apparently won't be far behind.

The launch of Dodge’s twin-turbo, six-cylinder Charger is reportedly being brought forward, and US President-elect Donald Trump is claimed to be one of the factors. Dodge unveiled the latest-generation Charger in March, which has been followed by the delayed rollout of the coupe that’s first launching with electric power.

Dodge is hitting the gas pedal on its new Charger, according to a new report. The electric Dodge Charger Daytona […]

The first deliveries of the ICE-powered Dodge Charger featuring the inline-six engine could arrive by early summer 2025