Today’s electric vehicles have a diversity issue. Your average EV really only fits into one of three categories: SUV, luxury sedan, or truck. Dodge seemingly didn’t want any part of that in revealing its new Dodge Charger Daytona EV today, which it is referring to as a muscle car. ‘Muscle car’ as a category itself has a nebulous definition, but has historically referred to a V8-powered, American, rear-wheel drive, two-door car. First, to clarify, the Dodge Charger Daytona — as unorthodox
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