The All-New Dodge Charger: A Sneak Peek

Introduction

Almost two decades ago, Dodge made waves with the unveiling of the Charger at the 2005 North American International Auto Show. Fast forward to today, and we are on the brink of witnessing the first complete overhaul of the Charger since its inception. With teasers leading up to the big reveal on March 5th, the anticipation is palpable.

The Evolution

The upcoming Charger marks a significant departure from its predecessor in almost every aspect. The current 2023 model traces its roots back to the 2005 version, which was based on an older Mercedes-Benz platform. The new iteration is shedding its HEMIs and old platform, and in some configurations, even two of its doors.

Teaser Trailers

Dodge recently dropped a cryptic teaser for the new Charger, hinting at a transformative change. The teaser showcases a stylized Dodge Brothers badge with a mysterious backdrop that transitions into an image of the new Charger with its LED lights shining bright.

Speculations and Rumors

While details about the powertrain remain scarce, speculations suggest that Dodge might kick off with an all-electric version of the Charger, with a potential gas-powered variant down the line. The adaptability of the STLA Large platform further fuels rumors of hybrid and internal combustion engine options.

What to Expect

One notable feature across all 2025 Charger sightings is the presence of two doors. While a four-door variant seems unlikely at this stage, all eyes will be on Dodge’s official unveiling on March 5, 2024, at 11 a.m. ET for any surprises.

Join the Conversation

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