Vehicle Spotlight
DODGE
CHARGER DAYTONA EV
Scat Pack AWD
BEV
$89,790Incentives

The 2025 Dodge Charger Daytona EV pairs 430 km of rated range with fast DC charging and 670 hp in a Sedan body.

2025 Dodge Charger Daytona EV
430km
Estimated battery range when new
38min
DC Fast
670HP
Combined output
100kWh
Battery capacity
3-year savings

What you keep in your pocket

$13,437
Estimated 3-year savings vs. similar gas vehicle
MonthlyYearly
Fuel savings$317$3,803
Maintenance savings$56$676
Total savings$373$4,479
Carbon reduction78%2,910 kg
Range

Goes further than you think

430km
Estimated battery range when new
Battery capacity100 kWh · Lithium-ion
Original rated range430 km
Efficiency2.7 Le / 100 km
Range in weather
☀️ Warm 14-19°C
348 km⛅ Mild 10-14°C
330 km❄️ Cold 5-10°C
278 km
Charging

Fast enough to not think about it

38min
fast charge on a DC charger
115km
range added in 10 mins
Charging compatibility
Max DC charge rate183 kW
Performance

Power without compromise

Horsepower
670HP
Combined output
Torque
627lb·ft
850 N·m
0–100 km/h
3.3sec
Acceleration
Top speed
218km/h
Electronically limited
How it fits me

Built for real life

Family hauler
Room for the whole crew
5
Seats
2
Rows
646L
Interior cargo storage
Performance
Something with a little oomph
3.3s
0–100km
670HP
Horsepower
850Nm
Torque
Snow day
Hot cocoa, cold roads, no problem
✓
Snow mode equipped
14cm
Ground clearance
17.3deg
Approach angle
Track star
Charge, rip, repeat
✓
Track mode equipped
670HP
Horsepower
850Nm
Torque
Commute
Range and efficiency for the workday
430km
17x commutes on electric power alone
0.82mt
EV CO₂/year
2.7L
Litre / 100km
Incentives

The price may be lower than you think

Federal · EVAP Program
$5,000
Transport Canada rebate
Subject to the federal MSRP cap.
Provincial · BC
N/A
BC EV Incentive
Not stackable with the federal rebate.
Max combined (BC)
$5,000 available

Incentive eligibility depends on income, residency and vehicle MSRP. Verify at nrcan.gc.ca.

FAQ

2025 Dodge Charger Daytona EV Scat Pack AWD: Questions Answered

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