FIRST LOOK: 2025 DODGE CHARGER DAYTONA COUPE

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Dodge has officially revealed teaser images of the upcoming 2025 Charger Daytona Coupe, an all-electric model built on a 400-volt architecture. The reviewer notes that these images, while grainy, confirm the production car's design, which deviates from the concept in several areas, particularly the headlights and rear spoiler. The Daytona will be available in two trims: the entry-level Daytona 340 (456 hp) and the Daytona 440 (590 hp), both featuring standard all-wheel-drive. A key feature highlighted is the 'eStage' kit, allowing for dealer-installed power upgrades. While the reviewer appreciates the new design elements like the 'r-wing' hood and updated mirrors, they express skepticism about the practicality and adoption of EVs in the current market due to infrastructure limitations and high costs, especially in regions like Detroit. The reviewer is eager to see the car in person to form a final judgment on its aesthetics and overall appeal.