Author: Andrew J. Hawkins
Dodge announced it would make an all-electric muscle car in 2024. The news came as part of an event Thursday covering electric vehicle strategy by the automaker’s parent company, Stellantis.
The announcement about the electric muscle car was a little muddled as it came a few minutes after Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis proclaimed forcefully that Dodge would not “sell electric cars.”
“If a charger can make a Charger faster, then we’re all for it,” Kuniskis said, touting the company’s commitment to tire-squealing horsepower and performance.
Despite that declaration, Kuniskis said he recognized that there is a “limit” to what gas-powered vehicles can deliver.
“Our engineers are reaching a practical limit of what we can squeeze from internal...
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Dodge announced it would make an all-electric muscle car in 2024. The news came as part of an event Thursday covering electric vehicle strategy by the automaker’s parent company, Stellantis.
The announcement about the electric muscle car was a little muddled as it came a few minutes after Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis proclaimed forcefully that Dodge would not “sell electric cars.”
“If a charger can make a Charger faster, then we’re all for it,” Kuniskis said, touting the company’s commitment to tire-squealing horsepower and performance.
Despite that declaration, Kuniskis said he recognized that there is a “limit” to what gas-powered vehicles can deliver.
“Our engineers are reaching a practical limit of what we can squeeze from internal...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...