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After a year off the production line, the Dodge Charger is back as it enters a new generation. The iconic muscle car has been completely redesigned, now coming in two body styles. Of course, you can get a four-door Charger sedan, but a two-door fastback coupe is also available. Changes are evident as soon as you approach the new Charger, which adopts a retro muscle car physique that jumps off the road. The new Charger says goodbye to the previous HEMI V-8 engine, instead opting for a twin-turbo inline-six or your choice of EV powertrains. Whether you go for gas or for the EV Charger, you’re guaranteed plenty of horsepower and raw speed. We’ll highlight everything you need to know about the new Dodge Charger, from the 0 to 60 time to the Dodge Charger EV charge range. Test drive your new Dodge Charger with Bob Moore CDJR in Oklahoma City.
The only gas engine offered in the charger is a twin-turbo inline-six Hurricane, which makes either 420 or 550 horsepower. It pairs with an eight-speed automatic transmission, and should run from 0 to 60 in well under 4 seconds flat. If you’re looking for an extra kick of power, explore the EV Dodge Charger Daytona instead. It’s built on 400-volt architecture, features two electric motors, and features an integrated charge module. Power is drawn from a 93.9 kWh nickel-cobalt-aluminum battery and provides a maximum range of approximately 308 miles. When it reaches its peak charge rate of 183 kW, it can charge from 20 to 80 percent in about 27 minutes. Like the base Charger, the Daytona comes in several configurations, with the base model producing 496 horsepower, while the Scat Pack delivers 670 ponies. At its quickest, the Scat Pack can run from 0 to 60 in 3.3 seconds. Visit Bob Moore Dodge dealership in OKC to learn more.
The new Charger comes in a two-door or four-door configuration, and at its most spacious, you’ll find 23 cubic feet of space in the rear with up to 37 cubic feet when the seats are folded. As it enters a new generation, the Charger is available in two gas and two all-electric powertrains:
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Each level of the new Charger represents a different level of power. If you’d like to maximize horsepower, you’ll want to opt for the H.O. or the Scat Pack. The Charger comes loaded with a range of features and technology, but you can also add options such as Demonic Red Seats, blacked-out wheels, and a full glass roof with an 18-speaker Alpine system. Visit our OKC Dodge dealership to find your new Dodge Charger for sale today.
The new Charger is inspired by the old-school Chargers from the 1960s, and that inspiration continues into the cabin with a pistol-grip shift lever and a clean interior design. Old meets new with a 12.3-inch infotainment display and a 10.3-inch digital gauge cluster. If you’d like more screen real estate, some models feature a 16.0-inch digital display. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come standard, alongside ambient interior lighting to brighten the cabin. The Charger features a range of driver assistance technologies, including adaptive cruise control with lane centering, pedestrian detection, and lane departure warnings. Visit our Dodge dealer in OKC to learn more about the Dodge Charger.
The new Dodge Charger builds on the long legacy the nameplate has left behind while innovating and reaching for the future. Visit Bob Moore Dodge to find your new Dodge Charger for sale in OKC today!
