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Dodge Charger specifications and photos

The 2024 Dodge Charger marks the debut of the vehicle's eighth generation, transitioning the classic muscle car into the electric era as a three-door coupe. Alongside fully electric versions, the lineup includes new twin-turbocharged inline-six engines that replace the traditional V8.

Years 2024
Body type coupe
Trims 2
Photos 16
Blue 2024 Dodge Charger coupe parked outdoors in front of a waterfront city skyline
Overview

Dodge Charger at a glance

Quick model context before comparing photos and trim-level specifications.

Unveiled in March 2024, the eighth-generation Dodge Charger shifts its positioning by introducing the brand's first all-electric muscle car platform. This iteration continues to offer aggressive performance but swaps conventional naturally aspirated V8 engines for modern alternatives. Buyers can choose between the battery-electric Daytona variants and the gas-powered SIXPACK trims. The coupe maintains its large footprint with a length of 5,248 mm and a wide stance exceeding two meters, emphasizing its traditional muscle car proportions while adapting to modern aerodynamic requirements. Built on a new architecture, this generation targets enthusiasts seeking classic American styling combined with updated powertrain technologies.

  • Power: 456-630 hp
  • Transmissions: single-speed reduction gear
  • Seating: 5 seats
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Photos, trims and specifications for Dodge Charger

This model page brings gallery images, trim comparison, and detailed technical data together for the 2024 generation.

Model guide

Dodge Charger overview

Editorial context for design, cabin, performance, practicality, and buyer notes.

Design

The exterior design of the 2024 Charger references the model's heritage while integrating functional aerodynamic elements. It features a wide-body stance, a signature R-Wing front nose cone that guides airflow, and a glowing Fratzog emblem. The lighting setup includes continuous LED strips across the front and distinctive red rectangular light loops at the rear. Depending on the specification, the coupe comes with wheels ranging from 18 to 20 inches in satin or chrome finishes.

Interior

Inside, the Charger features a driver-centric cabin with a flat-top and flat-bottom steering wheel. The dashboard layout is inspired by the classic 1968 Charger, housing a standard 12.3-inch central touchscreen paired with either a 10.25-inch or a larger 16-inch digital instrument cluster. Ambient lighting, named Attitude Adjustment, offers 64 colors that respond to vehicle actions like ignition and door entry. Seating choices include options in eco-leather or premium Nappa leather, complemented by integrated headrests, heated front seats, and an ergonomic gear selector.

Performance

The electric Daytona R/T and Scat Pack variants utilize dual motors and a 100.5 kWh battery, delivering all-wheel drive. The Daytona R/T produces 456 hp and 548 Nm of torque, while the Scat Pack bumps output to 630 hp and 850 Nm, enabling a 0-100 km/h acceleration time in the 3.3 to 3.5-second range. The electric models use a 442-volt architecture, offering an estimated range of up to 510 km on a full charge. A temporary PowerShot feature allows for brief power boosts. For traditional power, Dodge offers a 3.0-liter Twin Turbo inline-six engine in 420 hp (S.O.) and 550 hp (H.O.) tunes.

Practicality

As a large coupe, the Charger provides a spacious layout with a 3,037 mm wheelbase and seating for five passengers. The vehicle's dimensions make it larger than typical modern sports cars, which translates into a roomier cabin. However, its curb weight of 2,584 kg for the electric version and its wide dimensions of 2,027 mm require careful handling in tight city environments. A standard hatch style opening at the rear offers practical cargo loading compared to traditional trunks.

Safety and tech

Technology highlights include the Uconnect 5 infotainment system, supporting wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Amazon Alexa integration. A specialized Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust uses passive resonators to generate a physical exhaust note mimicking classical combustion engines. Modern entry systems include the Dodge Digital Key, which turns a smartphone into a key, alongside backup NFC key cards. Drivers can monitor battery stats, vehicle dynamics, and customize driving modes directly from the central display.

Buyer notes

When choosing between trims, buyers should weigh the immediate response of the all-electric Daytona models against the traditional feel of the twin-turbocharged inline-six gas engines. The Scat Pack offers maximum performance with 630 hp, while the R/T focuses on balancing range and power. Because specific equipment packages, wheel selections, and leather choices can vary significantly by market, shoppers should verify local trim details and standard features before purchasing.

Configurations

Trims and key specifications

Use this table to compare the main differences between available configurations.

Power 456-630 hp
Seating 5 seats
Transmissions single-speed reduction gear
Trim / modification Engine Power Seats Transmission
100.5 kWh (456 hp) 4x4 - 456 hp 5 single-speed reduction gear
100.5 kWh (630 hp) 4x4 - 630 hp 5 single-speed reduction gear

Specifications can vary by market, model year, and equipment package. Use the trim sections below to review the full data for each configuration.

Detailed specs

Specifications by trim

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100.5 kWh (456 hp) 4x4 19 specifications

Specifications

Performance and consumption

Acceleration 0-100 km/h, s 3.3

Engine

Engine 100.5 kWh
Engine type Electric
Power, hp 456
Torque, Nm 548
Number of electric motors 2

Dimensions

Seats 5
Length, mm 5248
Width, mm 2027
Height, mm 1496
Wheelbase, mm 3037
Front track, mm 1745
Rear track, mm 1755
Kerb weight, kg 2584
Gross weight, kg 3039
Turning circle, m 12.2

Transmission and drive

Transmission single-speed reduction gear
Drive All-wheel drive
Automatic transmission +
100.5 kWh (630 hp) 4x4 19 specifications

Specifications

Performance and consumption

Acceleration 0-100 km/h, s 3.3

Engine

Engine 100.5 kWh
Engine type Electric
Power, hp 630
Torque, Nm 850
Number of electric motors 2

Dimensions

Seats 5
Length, mm 5248
Width, mm 2027
Height, mm 1496
Wheelbase, mm 3037
Front track, mm 1745
Rear track, mm 1755
Kerb weight, kg 2584
Gross weight, kg 3039
Turning circle, m 12.2

Transmission and drive

Transmission single-speed reduction gear
Drive All-wheel drive
Automatic transmission +
FAQ

Dodge Charger questions

Short answers based on the specifications and photos available in this catalog.

What body styles are available for the 2024 Dodge Charger?

The 2024 Dodge Charger is introduced as a two-door coupe, classified as a G1-class vehicle. It features a fastback-like profile with a large rear hatch for cargo access.

What engine options does the 2024 Dodge Charger offer?

Buyers can choose between dual-motor electric configurations and a new 3.0-liter Twin Turbo inline-six gasoline engine. The gasoline engine is available in 420 hp and 550 hp outputs, while the electric versions range from 456 hp to 630 hp.

What is the battery capacity and range of the electric Charger?

The electric Daytona models are equipped with a 100.5 kWh battery pack operating on a 442-volt system. This setup provides up to 510 kilometers of driving range on a single charge.

How fast is the 2024 Dodge Charger?

The high-performance electric Scat Pack trim, producing 630 horsepower, can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in approximately 3.3 seconds. The Daytona R/T is rated similarly with a 0-100 km/h sprint in the 3.3 to 3.5-second range.

Does the electric Dodge Charger make any exhaust sound?

Yes, the vehicle is equipped with a Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust system. This system uses passive resonators to generate a signature sound profile comparable to classic Hellcat engines.