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As Stellantis continues on its path forward with electrification, there are a number of electrified crossovers/SUVs in the pipeline from the automaker. One of those vehicles, the Dodge Hornet C-SUV is a new plug-in hybrid (PHEV) that will be unveiled later this summer. It will mark the first time that Dodge will bring a mass-produced electrified vehicle (EV) to market. But the American performance brand has made it no secret that it will continue to advance its lineup of EVs.
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One vehicle Stellantis recently announced is the new “yet-to-be-named” Jeep® B-SUV. Rumored to be called the “Jeepster”, the newest Jeep vehicle will be the brand’s first all-electric SUV.
But what if Dodge were to adopt the new all-electric SUV on its own. One digital artist believes it could be successful for the brand to do so. Kleber Silva (@KDesignAG), has altered the Jeep B-SUV into a Dodge using styling elements from the former 2013 to 2016 Dodge Dart. Amazingly, the Dart’s styling blends really well into the Jeep’s bodylines. However, it looks to be about 5 years too late to the scene.
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We would be surprised to see a smaller Dodge crossover in the future. Over the recent decade, the Dodge brand has had three crossovers/SUVs in its lineup. With the crossover/SUV market continuing to grow, we expect Dodge will jump on the bandwagon and try to takedown performance variants from Tesla, like the Model Y.