Video Summary
- This car is the 2024 Dodge Charger Daytona Scat Pack stage 2.- Dodge designers focused on iconic styles from the 1968 Dodge Charger.
- For the first run in 2024, there will be two doors only. In 2025 a four-door version and six-pack will be available.
- The tested color name is “White Knuckle.”
- LED lighting runs across the front end of the vehicle. There are full LED headlights and a DRL.
- The lower front end has show, but not “go” styling.
- There is a gloss black splitter along the bottom, which functions to reduce drag.
- The illuminated “Fratzog” badge is also on the front.
- It has a built-in forward-facing camera.
- An R-wing runs along the top to aid in aerodynamics.
- The wheels are 20” with a bespoke design and red Brembo calipers.
- There are 305” tires up front with a 30 series sidewall. 325” in the rear for grip.
- A new take on the updated “rumble bee” is on the side, with a stage 2 badge.
- Mirror caps are done in carbon fiber.
- A panoramic glass roof gives the interior a spacious feel.
- The rear seats are spacious. There is an optional front-mounted trunk.
- At the tail end, there is a trunk lid spoiler and LED lighting around an illuminated “Fratzog” badge.
- The back is known as the “Fratzonic” chamber, which uses air vibration to create sound.
- Performance includes a 670hp and 627lb/ft of torque engine.
- A 100.5kw lithium-ion battery pack will take the driver from 0-60 in 3.3 seconds. Quarter mile at 11.5 seconds. The car has a range of 260 miles. Using a DC fast charger can charge from 20%-80% in 27 minutes.
- Inside, there’s new soft touch materials.
- The center console includes a UConnect 5, 12.3 inch touch screen, three stages of heated and cooled seats, dual climate control and available cameras.
- There is also a real-volume knob.
- The wheel is a flat bottom and top. Features perforated and smooth leather. There are modes, power shot, and options drag strip timers and head up display.
- Base MSRP = $75,000; projected dealer price $80,000.
