After months of anticipation, the first batch of the all-new, all-electric 2024 Dodge Charger Daytona models has officially landed at dealerships across the country. The Charger Daytona, Dodge’s most controversial model to date, has been a hot topic in the car community since the media began releasing their first driving impressions a couple of weeks ago.
Over the weekend, several dealers took to social media to post photos of the e-muscle car’s arrival. Some couldn’t wait to share the news, snapping pictures of the vehicles fresh off the car hauler—road grime and all. Considering that the Dodge Durango and Hornet have been the only new products from the automaker over the past year, the arrival of the Charger Daytona is a notable development.
However, Dodge posted dismal 2024 sales results on Friday, reporting a 29% decline compared to its performance in 2023.
While opinions on the electric muscle car vary, the Charger Daytona marks a significant moment for the brand, as it is the first all-new Dodge Charger to reach the public in 20 years. Although some enthusiasts are not fans of the new e-muscle car, this is their first opportunity to visit a local Dodge dealer and see the new Charger in person—before the internal combustion twin-turbocharged SIXPACK models arrive sometime this summer.
If you’re eager to check out the Charger Daytona in person, you can visit your local Dodge dealer today.
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