Video Summary
The Dodge Charger Daytona is available in Scat Pack and RT trims. It rides on a brand-new architecture.It has brand new powertrains with more power and performance.
The interior has been updated to a modern design.
The Challenger is discontinued for 2025, with only two and four-door versions of the Charger available.
This car is the 2-door version, which looks more like a Challenger.
The 2-door Daytona has dual electric motors making it an all-wheel-drive vehicle. This is also true for the gas variants.
The model shown has a frunk, 1.5 cubic feet, and no Hemi engine.
The test model, a Scat Pack, features 670 horsepower in the Power Shot mode.
An RT trim will launch with 496 horsepower in Power Shot.
Both models use a 1-speed reduction gear transmission.
The 2-door Daytona has a range of 241 miles, the RT has 308.
It goes from 0 to 60 in 3.6 seconds with a top speed of 135 MPH.
It weighs 5,767 lbs.
The exterior color, “After Dark”, is an $800 option.
It features fully updated LED tail lights.
The sound emitted can achieve a 125-decibel loudness.
There are 3 levels of regeneration available.
The new high-back sport bucket seats are covered with leather and Alcantara.
The upper door panel has leather stitching.
It also contains a carbon fiber package with carbon fiber door panels.
It has a 16-inch instrument display, in addition to a 12.3-inch center touchscreen running Uconnect 5, with wireless Apple CarPlay.
There are touch-sensitive controls for the dual-zone climate system.
There is an 8 liter head-up display, but it resembles a smaller 8-inch unit.
It has a 360-degree surround-view camera system with trajectory parking sensors and rear cross-traffic braking.
It utilizes launch control which automatically puts you into the drag strip mode.
This car sells for $59,995 in the RT trim and $85,965 in the Scat Pack.
