Video Summary
Here is a summary of the YouTube video:- The Dodge Charger Daytona is a very controversial car.
- It is a fully electric vehicle (BEV).
- The new generation of Chargers will also be available with an inline 6-cylinder turbocharged gasoline engine.
- The Daytona signifies it’s the BEV, which comes in two trim levels: RT and Scat Pack.
- The model shown is the Scat Pack (670 horsepower).
- The RT trim has 496 horsepower.
- The Charger Daytona is over 206 inches long.
- This model is longer than the previous generation Mercedes-Benz S-Class.
- It weighs nearly 6,000 pounds and 500 pounds more than the new BMW M5.
- The car’s retro cues relate to the 1968 Charger design.
- Dodge nailed the car’s design.
- One clever design element is the R-Wing, which maintains a low front-end profile for aerodynamics and makes the car visually imposing.
- The front end features the new Dodge logo (Fratzog) that illuminates.
- Front end outlines an LED strip for the entire profile.
- The actual main headlight beam is located low and hidden from sight, which makes a unique look.
- The Rumble Bee signifies the scat pack version.
- There is an opportunity to upgrade the power level of the car from the dealer.
- Suspension totally different, especially with this Track Pack.
- Six-piston Brembo brakes and adaptive shocks.
- Enormous front tires and even wider rear tires.
- The offset wheels are the largest ever placed on a Dodge product.
- The interior volume is the same for both the two-door and four-door versions.
- The interior has leveled up in quality.
- Has a 100-kilowatt hour battery.
- The car is designed with different regen modes for its electric system.
- Not every aspect of the interior, such as the climate control panel, is perfectly executed.
- It is running the CCS (Combined Charging Standard).
- On road trip, the DC fast charging hit over 220 kilowatts.
- There are not adjustable headrests on the high-back bucket seats.
- There are various performance pages on the car.
- Starts under $60K, but the model shown is almost $83,000.
- Public likes the car but want a toilet.
- Driving impressions are on the way soon.
