After a short, EV-induced respite, rumors say Dodge will once again be offering high-powered V8 engines — led by the 6.2-liter supercharged Hellcat — in its production vehicles. The reports made ...

Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust was developed to get V-8 sensory experience into EVs All 2024 Dodge Charger Daytona EVs will include it Hardware and energy use is similar to subwoofer, generates V-8 sound ...

The Dodge Charger Daytona split the automotive world in half. While turning to EVs might help us slow down the pace at which our planet is baking, an electric muscle car made purists skeptical. Now, ...

Dodge is gearing up to host a performance-focused event on August 9, where “attendees will ‘hear’ the latest news on the all-new Dodge Charger Daytona.” It appears we’re getting an early preview as ...

Dodge unveiled the electric Charger Daytona at the beginning of March facing the backlash of the HEMI diehards. Now, the automaker is teasing the fake sound of the EV and almost got us fooled. But not ...

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The streets of The Windy City will be filled with the roar of V8 engines when NASCAR comes to town this summer, but things are already loud at the Chicago Auto Show. Dodge brought its Charger Daytona ...

Dodge stirred up controversy a few months ago when it revealed its first electric vehicle concept, the Charger Daytona SRT EV. It has some interesting design features and even a transmission, but ...

Dodge debuted the Charger Daytona Banshee concept about six months ago, introducing the world to what electric muscle could look like. When the coupe emerged for slow drive-by in front of a live ...

The video, which was shared to social media on Monday, shows a Charger Daytona running through a tunnel. An engine-like rumble is paired with a more synthetic whooshing noise — creating complimentary ...

Videos emerging from the recent Chicago Auto Show are showing what the latest version of Dodge’s fascinating (or gimmicky) new artificial exhaust system sounds like in person. The 126 dB “exhaust” ...