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Official information about the specifications of the new Charger and new Challenger cars

 Official information about the specifications of the new Charger and new Challenger cars




Today we received very important official information about the specifications of the new Charger and new mechanical Challenger cars, revealing the absence of Hemi V8 engines and the complete shift towards electric motors. We know electric cars will eventually outpace internal combustion engines, and the transition is happening faster at some automakers, but Dodge remains a safe haven for V8 power, but there's a big mechanical change coming when the next generation of my model arrives; The Dodge Charger sedan, and the Dodge Challenger muscle car, despite recent rumors claiming otherwise. A Dodge spokesperson confirmed that the next-generation platform for the new Charger and new Challenger will miss not only the Hemi V8, but all internal combustion engines! The mechanics expected in the new generation of the most famous American Dodge cars are purely electric. The MotorTrend website also published information based on a conversation between one of the official figures in Dodge via e-mail, saying, “It is not possible to add a HEMI engine on the upcoming new platform suitable for relying on electric motors, as the V8 engine is suitable for the current platform on which these cars depend, not the platform The next generation, on which the whole new generation will depend It is no secret that Dodge is working on a new electric car, as it was announced last year, and it is expected to be launched for the first time in the form of a test version in the next few weeks, God willing, to pave the way towards a new electric car in commercial production due to arrive in the year 2024. But Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis has previously indicated that its arrival won't mean the immediate end of combustion engines, leaving that door open to speculation, with Kuniskis even saying the new electric platform could coexist with the current platform for some time. We now know that when the current Dodge Challenger and Charger come out, that marks the end of the real rap.

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