There's something different about the Next-Gen Charger. It may still be the most powerful muscle car in the world, but this year's model has gone 100% electric. The 2025 Dodge Charger Daytona EV is available in two outstanding trim levels, each with unique characteristics to appeal to different kinds of drivers. more Trim Levels of the 2025 Dodge Charger Daytona EV 1. R/T In addition to being the most powerful, the charger is also the only muscle car on the market with all-wheel drive as standard. The R/T's dual-motor propulsion system generates a mighty 496 horsepower and 404 pound-feet of torque, which helps the Charger shoot from 0 to 60 in a mere 4.7 seconds. You also have the ability to tap into an additional 40 ponies by engaging the R/T's PowerShot feature. Dodge's base trim is the one to choose when mileage is your priority, as this EV delivers a very generous 308-mile range. And, you won't be disappointed with the sound coming from the exhaust as you're cruising the highway or idling in traffic, as the Daytona is fitted with the exclusive Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust that mimics the auditory feedback you'd expect from a supercharged V8. Design Highlights The new Charger still looks as iconic as ever with its 18-inch silver wheels, Fratzog badging, LED lighting, and gloss-black steel roof. Inside, the sporty-looking interior is spacious and comfortable, with heated performance seats installed at the front. Drivers get to control every ride with the paddle shifters mounted on the heated flat-topped steering wheel. Providing the infotainment is a 12.3-inch freestanding display with integrated navigation. 2. Scat Pack If power is your preference, you should opt for the Scat Pack. This high-performing Charger cuts the 0 to 60 time down to just 3.3 seconds thanks to the 670 ponies and 627 pound-feet of torque produced by its upgraded propulsion system. Although this additional power drains the battery quicker, you can still expect to achieve 241 miles on a single charge, plenty of mileage to get you to Buffalo and back. Dodge's top trim also gains upgraded Brembo brakes and extra driving modes to help you get the most out of the Scat Pack, including Track, Drag, Drift/Donut, and Launch Control. Whether you opt for the R/T or the Scat Pack, you'll own an electrified muscle car that leaves gas rivals in its wake. If you're ready to make the move to electric, visit Cunningham Chrysler of Edinboro in Edinboro, PA, today, and experience the Next-Gen Charger for yourself.
The powerful engine of your Dodge requires routine service to remain at peak performance. Here's a guide to Dodge performance engine maintenance for optimal horsepower, torque, and responsiveness over the long run. more Use the Most Suitable Motor Oil Inside your engine, motor oil serves as a layer of liquid protection against friction and premature wear. Your engine was designed for specific oil quality and viscosity, and will perform at its very best with the exact type of oil described in the owner's manual. Follow that guidance to keep your engine protected and powering along for longer. Always Change the Oil on Time Timely oil changes are also a must. Motor oil not only lubricates, but also cools and cleans the complexity of moving parts inside the engine. In a way, it's the engine's caretaker, without which your car's most vital component will rapidly suffer wear and tear that's very difficult to fix. To prevent this, change your oil twice at year, if not more frequently. Maintain the Cooling System Your car's cooling system is the engine's stalwart defender against overheating, which is an ever-present hazard with any engine. Check your coolant regularly and have it flushed every two years. It's also wise to have your whole cooling system inspected and pressure-tested yearly. Replace the Engine Air Filter The inflow of oxygen into the engine is kept clean by the air filter. This filter needs to be replaced at least once a year before it becomes so clogged up with dust and other airborne debris that it restricts the airflow. Replace the Fuel Filter The fuel filter keeps as much, dirt, rust, and contaminants as possible out of the engine. You'll need to replace this filter periodically. A trusted technician can decide when it's time for a new fuel filter. Avoid Emptying the Gas Tank It's best not to allow your gas tank to empty out completely. Running close to empty could stress the fuel delivery system and might overheat the fuel pump. Also, some of the sediment at the bottom of the tank could get stirred up and cause the fuel filter to clog up more rapidly. Schedule Regular Dodge Performance Engine Maintenance Your car's high-performance engine deserves specialist attention from a factory-trained Dodge professional. It's best to book routine maintenance with our experienced technicians, who can carry out all of these services. We can also fine-tune your engine once a year, which involves a close inspection of each important part. Visit Cunningham Chrysler of Edinboro in Edinboro, PA, to arrange a vehicle servicing schedule that suits your busy timetable.
