US car company Dodge will unveil its first electric muscle concept car in early 2022, followed by a plug-in hybrid model and another vehicle, the company’s CEO said to the Motor Trend.
Tim Kuniskis said the company will cease production of its gas-powered Charger sedan and Challenger coupe in 2024, to make way for its first electric vehicles.
Last July, the company’s CEO claimed that Dodge would not “sell electric cars — it will sell eMuscle,” which is Dodge branding for its future EVs.
The automaker also plans to produce electric trucks, including a battery-powered Ram 1500 that would compete with Ford’s upcoming F-150 Lightning.
