Electrification is inevitable, both in general and
in
cars, and no brand can hope
for a longer
future
unless
it
eventually includes electric vehicles
or hybrid
technology in
its
scope.
Buyers are increasingly interested in buying EVs over regular gas-powered vehicles
demand is the ultimate authority that even the most risk-taking brands
cannot resist.
Dodge has
stuck with
electric
tech
for quite some time
but so far hasn't released
an
electric vehicle
or even a hybrid model with
dual-stripe badging
The muscle-centric
American
automaker will
have to
shake
things up
at some point, but when you look at
it,
change
seems to come sooner
or
later.
announced
plans to
sell To
the
delight
of many fans
it
looks
like it's going to be a
high performance
muscle machine that
can only
be called the Dodge eMuscle.
Let's take a look at
what we know so far about future Dodge EV muscle
cars.
Change
doesn't necessarily
mean revolution, and
some
brands already
making forays
into the EV
world
are showing
that
they can change the vehicle's energy source and still
maintain
its
unique
essence.
Dodge plans to do just that, and
has
already announced that its first
electric vehicle
2025 will be a
thoroughbred
muscle car,
much like
the
Challenger
and Hellcats before it.