Dodge will discontinue the base electric Charger Daytona model for 2026 following a challenging launch marked by average reviews and excess inventory. Despite high hopes for this electric muscle car, early reception has been lackluster, with 3,500 unsold R/T models remaining on lots despite aggressive incentives. Additionally, the newly imposed 25% tariffs on vehicles manufactured in Canada further complicate the model's viability. However, the more powerful Scat Pack version will remain available, indicating Dodge's ongoing commitment to the high-performance segment despite their struggles with electrification.
"Dodge is killing the base version of its electric Charger Daytona muscle car due to poor reviews and excess inventory, compounded by tariffs on imported vehicles."
"The Charger Daytona had high hopes as a muscle car for the electric era, but its launch has been rocky and has not resonated with the traditional customer base."
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