Does electrification mean the end of the muscle car? We pit the new all-electric Dodge Charger Daytona against the V-8-powered Ford Mustang Dark Horse to find out.

The new all-electric Charger has muscle car speed, muscle car sound, and muscle car fury, but is that enough for the purists?

Whatever your thoughts are about Dodge's decision to make the new Charger Daytona an EV, there's one thing you can't argue ...

The electric Dodge Charger Daytona is just now starting to roll into dealers and Dodge is already offering all kinds ...

The range-topping Scat Pack has 630 hp and 260 miles of range. The Dodge Charger Daytona was always going to be controversial as it’s the first electric muscle car. It’s also the first full ...

Paul Tyll knows the importance of a Charger sounding like a Charger. The director of Dodge Products - Muscle Car says the new ...

Waido’s Daytona body kit appears to take inspiration from the previous-gen widebody Challenger Hellcat. The pieces include a ...

The hotter Daytona Scat Pack trim has 670 hp during the 15 seconds in Power Shot mode or 630 hp in the normal setting. The extra power allows the model to cover the quarter-mile in a claimed 3.3 ...

If you’re eyeing more power, the Charger Scat Pack with its 670 hp (679 PS / 500 kW) powertrain is $399 a month with $4,429 down at signing, based on an MSRP of $73,985. That comes out to an ...

The winner crossed the finish line in a neck-snapping 9.5 seconds, whereas the loser turned out to be almost three seconds ...

The Scat Pack branding started as a marketing stint to sell higher-performance variants of some late-'60s Dodge muscle cars, and lives on in the Dodge Charger Daytona EV. Before it crossed over ...

Mind you, an R/T Scat Pack can also be what the doctor ordered if you're not into supercharged V8s that unleash hell on their opponents. This variant came with a 6.4-liter V8 that delivered 485 ...