Review of the eighth generation Dodge Charger 2024

The eighth-generation Dodge Charger , which debuted in March 2024, is a powerful muscle car that combines the brand's heritage with advanced technology. Available in electric versions of the Daytona and gasoline version Sixpack, it is created for lovers of speed and style. Your car can become more spectacular and sophisticated when using tuning on the Dodge Charger, and if you are interested in accessories for another car, then our range of products can be found at the link .

Technical specifications

• Engines : Electric (456 hp Daytona R/T, 630 hp Daytona Scat Pack); gasoline 3.0L Hurricane I-6 (420/550 hp, 2025).
• Transmission : Single-speed (electric), 8-speed automatic (gasoline).
• Drive : All-wheel drive (AWD).
• Dimensions : Length - 5248 mm, width - 2027 mm, height - 1499 mm, wheelbase - 3037 mm.
• Range (electric) : Up to 510 km (R/T), 418 km (Scat Pack).
• Battery: Capacity 100.5 kWh.
• Acceleration : 0–100 km/h in 3.3 seconds (Scat Pack).
• Ground clearance : 142 mm.

Equipment

• Safety : Automatic braking, blind spot monitoring, 360° cameras, adaptive cruise control.
• Comfort : Dual-zone climate control, heated/ventilated seats, keyless entry.
• Multimedia : 12.3-inch Uconnect 5 screen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, 6–9 speakers.
• Additionally : Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust sound system (electric), 20-inch wheels, Drag/Track modes.

Exterior and interior

The exterior of the 2024 Charger is inspired by the 1968 classic: a flat grille, R-wing for aerodynamics, LED optics. Available as a coupe and sedan with a hatchback-like trunk.

The 5-seat interior combines leather, Alcantara and carbon inserts. A 16-inch digital cluster, ergonomic steering wheel and spacious trunk provide comfort and practicality.