Dodge's Direct Connection aftersales program is hiking the horsepower for its traditional muscle cars — as well as the future all-electric models.
The Stellantis NV performance brand provided an idea of six of the nine power levels it will offer on its battery-electric muscle car that will launch in 2024 and unveiled the new Hellephant and HurriCrate engine series at the Specialty Equipment Market Association Show running Tuesday through Friday in Las Vegas. The display is a collision of heritage and the future as Dodge seeks to keep enthusiasts thrilled while charging toward its electrified vision.
Dodge in August revealed a look at that destination: the Dodge Charger Daytona SRT Banshee concept. At the time, Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis said the production muscle car will have three base models, each with two available eStage kits to kick up the power.
