<ul><li>Dodge is discontinuing the entry-level R/T trim for the Charger Daytona in 2026, making the Scat Pack the only electric Charger option.</li><li>Charger sales saw a 54% drop in 2024, with only 1,947 BEV Chargers sold in the first quarter of 2025, leading to low demand.</li><li>The Charger Daytona R/T had 496 horsepower and could run 308 miles on a fully charged battery, while the Scat Pack offered 670 hp with reduced range and a higher price.</li><li>Dodge's decision to discontinue the base electric Charger aligns with the upcoming release of the four-door Charger Sixpack powered by internal combustion engines.</li></ul>

Dodge Is Already Killing Off the Base Charger EV: Report

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