2025 Dodge Charger Design: Future Electric Car Review

The Charger muscle car returns to the Dodge lineup for 2025, but it’s more than new from the tires up: this time it comes in two in two body styles. Like the previous generation, there’ll be a four-door sedan, but this time there will also be a two-door fastback coupe in the lineup. The outgoing model’s HEMI V-8 engine is history and in its place is a twin-turbo inline-six with either 420 or 550 horsepower feeding standard all-wheel drive. The 2025 Charger’s styling pulls heavily from Dodge muscle cars of the 1960s and 70s, and its designers have included retro themes inside the cabin too.

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2025 Dodge Charger Redesign

The Dodge Charger will be part of the eighth generation to be introduced in the 2024 model year, which is being introduced with a completely new design and features. And if we look at the 2025 model year, we don’t expect much change in it. The Dodge Charger has recently released a new design and features for the 2024 model year. So we expect the next Dodge Charger to be offered with a similar design to the last model year. However, changes can be made to its interior with some new features.

Dodge Charger Interior

The upcoming 2025 Dodge Charger interior design is more opulent and spacious than the current Dodge Charger model. The Dodge Charger exterior appearance was additionally entirely revamped. But the light in front of it provides this car with a fresh aspect. As shown in the preceding image.

having four doors as usual, the Dodge Charger concept was created as a two-door car. The trunk lid opens up like a liftback to reveal a large cargo area, and Dodge says that the rear seats fold flat to make more room for transporting larger items, like a set of new tires. We can also see a big panoramic glass sunroof, a cool shift lever with a pistol grip, and a flip-open ignition switch cap that looks like a fighter jet.

2025 Dodge Charger Specs

Brand	Dodge
Model Year	2025
Doors	Two-Door
Body type	Sedan
Transmission	multi-speed
Torque	N/A
MPH	N/A
Power	670 horsepower
Engine	N/A
Mileage	N/A
Fuel Tank	N/A
Fuel Capacity	N/A
Top speed	N/A
Official Website	www.Dodge.com

2025 Dodge Charger Engine

Dodge remains mum about how many electric engines the 2025 Dodge Charger concept will have, however, it has revealed a range of power levels for the vehicle. The 340 model gets 455 horsepower and is designated after the quantity of power it produces in kilowatts, but the 440 model has 590 ponies. The basic version can be ordered with 495 or 535 horsepower, while the higher trim levels can be ordered with 630 or 670 horsepower. Dodge also claims that its most potent variant, the SRT Banshee, would have an 800-volt electrical system, although the firm has yet to reveal the amount of horsepower the car will have.

Range and Battery Charger

The 2025 Dodge Charger, which is planned to use the STLA platform, has a range of up to 500 miles on a single charge. This wide range is due to its large battery capacity, which is expected to be between 101 and 118 kWh.

Safety and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems

Dodge has stated that the 2025 Charger would prioritize safety. The sedan is likely to include a full suite of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) to improve road safety. Automatic emergency braking, pedestrian identification, a rearview camera, and sophisticated collision warning systems are examples of such features.

2025 Dodge Charger Price and Trims

The Dodge Charger Electric will most likely be available in three trim levels: 340, 440, and Banshee. Pricing for the new Dodge has not yet been released, likely starting at $50,000 for the base model and rising to $90,000 for the premium variant. However, we will notify you as soon as the company announces its specific pricing and trim levels. So don’t be concerned.

Trim Level	Estimated Price
340	$50,000
440	$60,000
Banshee	$90.000