It's your last chance to get the gas-guzzling version before it takes its place in the history books. But don't worry, the electric version will still make...
Dodge is going electric. America’s most gasoline-soaked automaker has spent 2022 preparing its faithful for the big shift as the Brotherhood of Muscle switches from V8s to volts.
The Charger and Challenger are on the way out, set for retirement at the end of the 2023 model year. Each gets a series of Last Call special editions, then its place in the history books. A caveat — Dodge hasn’t officially said the Challenger Daytona concept would make it to production. So we can’t formally promise that the car you see above will appear on dealership lots. But it’s more polished than many concept cars, so we suspect something much like it will reach sales lots in the next few years.
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