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Sure thing! Here is a summary of the YouTube video, following all formatting requests:- The new Charger has an all-new frame, exterior, sheet metal, and redesigned interior.
- A multi-energy propulsion system allows for gas or fully electric powertrains.
- The Challenger nameplate is gone for 2025.
- The vehicle is offered in both two and four-door configurations.
- The V8 Hemi engine is gone.
- The Daytona models are fully electric with a 1.5 cubic foot frunk.
- Based on the Stella Large architecture, it accommodates both gas and electric powertrains.
- This model is the Charger Daytona RT.
- Dual electric motors in the front and rear provide electronic all-wheel drive as standard.
- For the Charger Daytona RT model, power is up to 496 horsepower in powershot mode, which adds 40 horsepower.
- Torque is 404 foot-pounds, going out through a one-speed reduction gear transmission.
- It has a 100.5-kilowatt hour battery pack, delivering up to 308 miles of range.
- The top speed is around 135 miles per hour.
- The car weighs about 5,600 pounds, 1,500 pounds more than the previous version.
- This model is painted in Triple Nickel and has beautiful metallic fleck.
- A flow-through hood, called the R-Wing, channels air to help with aerodynamics.
- Available for $5,000, the plus package includes leatherrat seats with heating and ventilation, and a 10-way power driver and passenger seat with two-person memory.
- There's a 12.3 inch you-connect-five infotainment system with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
- A Fratzonic exhaust creates a fake exhaust sound.
- This new generation of two-door cars stretch to 206.5 inches long with a 121-inch long wheelbase.
- A large instrument panel display is a part of the Plus package.
- With that package is full 360 camera with multiple views.
- The launch control button is absent, as launch control requires the scat pack trim.
- If using smaller, 18-inch wheels, 308 miles of range is possible. Range decreases to around 268 miles if you opt for the 20 inch rims.
