Dodge’s Electric Gamble: Charger Daytona EV Needs a Price Cut

Dodge’s Electric Gamble: Charger Daytona EV Needs a Price Cut​

High Sticker Price May Shock Potential Buyers...​

Dodge’s Charger Daytona electric vehicle (EV) is cruising into a pricing pothole that could derail its eMuscle car dreams. Starting at $57,995 for the R/T and $64,995 for the Scat Pack (not including destination fees), the Charger Daytona is asking buyers to shell out serious cash for the privilege of owning an electric muscle car. Sure, it’s got some impressive specs—up to 670 horsepower in the Scat Pack and a 0-to-60 time as quick as 3.3 seconds—but let’s be real, you can get similar performance for less elsewhere.

Dodge's Electric Gamble: Charger Daytona EV Needs a Price Cut

Dodge's Charger Daytona electric vehicle (EV) is cruising into a pricing pothole that could derail its eMuscle car dreams. Starting at $57,995 for the R/T and $64,995 for the Scat Pack (not including destination fees), the Daytona EV is asking buyers to shell out serious cash for the privilege...

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[tigerseye]

Stellantis execs must be smoking dope to have set a price range this high for a hot rod EV. Actually all their models are way overpriced for what they are, even the lowly Jeep. I can only assume they have a mad plan to eliminate all elements of the former Chrysler brands, abandoning the North American market for the sake of European purity. I decided several years ago to never consider anything they bring to market. They no longer exist as far as I'm concerned.