Dodge has shown the design of its 2025 Dodge Charger, a muscle car that is said to deliver tremendous miles of range on electric power. Unlike the outgoing Dodge generation, this new Charger is designed to be a two-door coupe with a liftback trunk. To imitate and carry the Dodge brand value, it is fitted with a unique chambered exhaust system that produces a sound similar to the outgoing V8 SRT Hellcat model.
The new car features the style of classic Challenger and Charger models and the Fratzog logo, which was used in Dodge’s 1960s and 1970s models.
Here are some photos of the new Dodge Charger:
What’s new, price, interior and infotainment
The new Dodge Charger will be an electric vehicle and it is said to come in various trims, such as the entry-level 340, which will make 455 horsepower, while the mid-range 440 model boasts 590 horsepower. A high-performance trim, the SRT Banshee, will use an all-wheel-drive 800-volt architecture.
On the interior, the Dodge Charger is designed as a coupe and the trunk lid is a liftback style that opens up to a large cargo area. The rear seats can also be folded to add additional space for bigger cargo. The rooftop is fitted with a large panoramic glass, a cool pistol-grip shift lever, and a fighter-jet-style cap for the ignition switch that flips open.
On infotainment and connectivity, this Dodge design follows the format of a concept car with a trapezoidal-shaped infotainment touchscreen in the center of the dashboard and an on-board digital gauge display. This Dodge offers the most popular features, such as wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, on-board Wi-Fi, and over-the-air update capability.
Pricing
The price of the 2025 Dodge Charger ranges from $50,000 to $90,000, depending on the trim option and market location.
