Dodge Charger Daytona Scat Pack Joins One Lap of America

Dodge is officially putting the rubber to the road—literally. For the first time ever, the 2025 Dodge Charger Daytona Scat Pack Stage 2 is entering a real-world motorsports competition, joining the 41st running of the Tire Rack One Lap of America. This isn’t just a showpiece or a concept; this is a full-on, track-ready electric muscle car hitting nine different racetracks over the course of a week, logging more than 3,500 miles across eight states from May 3 to May 10.

The Charger Daytona Scat Pack will compete in the Alternative Fuel class, piloted by David Carr, a seasoned Dodge vehicle dynamics engineer with One Lap experience, and co-driven by Sean Yoder of DodgeGarage.com. The car is stock, aside from a required roll cage, and it’s wrapped in a striking black-and-orange livery featuring the futuristic Fratzog logo—the symbol of Dodge’s next-gen performance.

Packing 670 horsepower, the Scat Pack Stage 2 features a rear mechanical limited-slip differential, adaptive dampers, and massive Brembo® brakes (16-inch vented rotors with 6-piston front and 4-piston rear calipers). It’s also outfitted with the Track Package, including specialized Drive Modes (Track, Drag, Custom), Launch Control, Race Prep settings, and Drift/Donut Mode. And yes, it includes Dodge’s Drive Experience Recorder (DxR)—so the team can review laps and fans can enjoy highlights.

This is no cakewalk. The One Lap of America throws everything at a vehicle—skid pads, autocross, drag racing, road courses, and thousands of miles of highway travel in between. That’s why Dodge is leaning into the Charger Daytona’s multi-role engineering—equal parts road trip cruiser and all-out track weapon.

Here’s a look at the 2025 One Lap of America schedule:

2025 One Lap of America Event Schedule

According to Dodge CEO Matt McAlear, “The One Lap of America is a formidable endurance test, one the 670-horsepower Dodge Charger Daytona Scat Pack is uniquely equipped to meet head-on.” And he’s right—this EV doesn’t just plug in, it punches in.

Dodge fans can follow the action daily on DodgeGarage.com and catch special event coverage on YouTube. It’s a rare chance to see an all-new Charger Daytona not just in motion—but in competition.