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In a bold move challenging traditional perceptions, cazalea's original post delves into Dodge's answer to the electric muscle car — the Daytona. This article explores how Dodge is pushing the boundaries of EV performance with its Direct Connection Stage Kit upgrades, offering a glimpse into the future of high-performance electric vehicles. cazalea's detailed breakdown of the R/T and Scat Pack models, complete with horsepower figures and acceleration times, sets the stage for a compelling discussion on whether an electric vehicle can truly embody the spirit of a muscle car.
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Electric cars are not something that interest me. At all. But I'll credit Dodge here on the aesthetics. If we spotted this car 50 years ago, we would all know the manufacturer.
Porsche walks back EVs - people still want gas cars
When I can charge a battery as fast as I can fill a tank of gas I’d be a buyer. Also must have a charging station as frequently available as gas stations. Will it happen in my time? No way but I’m getting old 😂
range, charging staions and a few other factors come into play. I'm not anti-EV, just not ready for one yet, and may not be in my lifetime
develop and pursue all technologies. Forcing one option based on questionable claims will stifle innovation and limit progress. Over 100 years ago multiple types of power were allowed to compete with each other and that would still be the best way forward. It's also the best way to keep people employed. Nice looking car but... what's that hood bulge for?
There was huge political pressure to go for petrol and drop all other alternatives. Saying there was ‘open competition’ for anything but the shortest times is a tad revisionist. And it’s not like the best technology necessarily won (Betamax anyone). The one thing that most consumers are forgetting is that this technology ‘openness’ means an unbelievable financial strain on the car manufacturers, as you need to develop several technologies in parallel and know full well that a significant portion
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