Dodge Charger Daytona with four doors made its public debut

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Dodge gave public members their first opportunity to see the four-door Daytona charger last weekend at the Springfest 2025 in South California. The automaker has published several images of the car in the past, but it is our first chance to see it closely and painted in a special shade of blue known as Bludarous.

Although the new two -door charger can be better considered as a replacement of the challenger, the four doors is a direct successor to the previous generation charger. No, it will not be sold with a V8, and we will have to be satisfied with an electric powertrain or, for those who aspire to an ice cream, a six-turbocharged.

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Although this does not bother us the shape of the two -door charger, the doors look a little too small and the space between the doors and the rear wheels is far too large. Fortunately, the proportions of the four -door Daytona charger are a little more pleasant, and this color of paint is spectacular. It might seem even better with a wide melee kit, but we will probably have to wait a while for Dodge to launch such a model.

Deliveries of customers for the four -door charger were initially starting in the first quarter of 2025, but production was delayed until May, the launch of the car for the 2026 model year.

In addition to presenting this BlueDicrous charger, Dodge brought the two -door black and red model that he previewed last week. It is bathed in black with matt black racing stripes with hundreds of small fratzog logos and red spit stripes. The Dodge online configurator does not include these scratches, which is a shame, because we think they are suitable for the car and could be popular among the buyers if they were available.

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