After decades of producing tire-shredding, high-octane muscle cars that lay down thick, smoky burnouts on every drag strip, Dodge finally hopped on the electrification train following the launch of its first hybrid car, the plug-in hybrid Dodge Hornet R/T. The Detroit-based automaker has since intensified its EV push by introducing the all-electric Dodge Charger Daytona, with that decision coming on the heels of parent company Stellantis’ resolve to steer its manufacturing efforts toward electric vehicle production. Naturally, that sort of commitment meant that
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