The Latest Breaking News from Dodge

Earlier this year, Alfa Romeo announced a revamped and simplified Tonale lineup. The automaker also introduced a non-hybrid model in the United States, with a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine. It will serve as the crossover’s entry-level variant, greatly lowering the crossover’s starting price.

Welcome to 2025, glad you could make it. Last year we got behind the wheel of some truly excellent vehicles. The Lamborghini Revuelto won our inaugural Cool Car Cup award for being, well, extremely cool, while we deemed the Honda Civic Hybrid, Lexus GX, and Chevrolet Colorado ZR2 Bison the…

Telsa, Polestar, Volvo, and others have big EV plans in 2025.

You probably hear this at least twice a year, if not more: "You can't drive electric vehicles in the winter." And it is certainly and unfortunately true that EVs lose range when it gets cold outside. That's because of the extra energy needed to run systems like cabin heaters and…

Broward County Sheriff's police are seeking information regarding an apparent stabbing of a driver of a car in the Bank of America drive-thru ATM.

You know what donut-ripping, V8-loving, gas-in-my-veins Dodge drivers really don't want? An electric car. Well, they're getting one anyway. The 2025 Dodge Charger Daytona—a battery-powered take on the storied American muscle car—has arrived. 

Dodge, perhaps alone among contemporary automakers, has seen immense success in translating the archaic 20th-century Muscle Car formula into the 21st. It has done this by stuffing increasingly outrageous iterations of its modern Hemi V8 into nearly every vehicle in its product line. Its fervent Hellcat-ing has been enough, surprisingly,…

The new Charger Daytona’s synthetic “Fratzonic” exhaust note is a skeuomorph. It was created by Dodge for its first electric muscle car to lead combustive fanatics along a path toward a petroleum-free future, one in which such hotrods do not rumble at stop lights, scream a pistonic symphony upon acceleration,…

Update 1-10-2025: At the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Dodge CEO Matt McAlear told our friends over at our sister site, Motor1, that line lock is "still something we're focused on for the SRT variant that'll come out in '26."