#2025 Electric Dodge Charger is EV Muscle [auto styling news]

[Auto Styling News]

The 2025 electric Dodge Charger concept car is undeniably a Dodge muscle car but takes a more sleek, futuristic approach. 

Check out the front end. Notice the open space around the headlights and that dip in the hood? This is to let air flow through the pass-through R-Wing and glue the body to the road with aerodynamic mastery. This also occurs through the carbon-fiber side fascia intakes.

New wheels and body lines that pay tribute to the first Charger muscle car's side profile pull the look together with a bang. From the lightbar in the back to the bucket seats inside, the new Dodge Charger electric concept mixes classic cues with sci-fi style.

The Dodge brand is reportedly going 100% electric by 2028. Release date for this EV had not been announced.

 

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#Genesis Announces Gorgeous 2025 GV80 Coupe

[Auto Styling News]

The award-winning Genesis GV80 gets a beautiful  facelift with a suite of remarkable enhancements for 2025, launching early next year. 

The distinctively powerful exterior comes fully equipped with 22-inch alloy wheels, an aggressive front grille with sportier air inlets, and a streamlined tail with hidden exhaust.

Get ready: the sportscar-inspired counterpart to the GV80, the first-ever 2025 Genesis GV80 Coupe, is hitting the road soon. With its dramatically sloping roofline and powerful 3.5T e-SC powertrain, this sport SUV takes athletic elegance to a whole new level.

Genesis, a spin-off luxury brand of of Korean automaker Hyundai, won high

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Ford Cuts EV Prodution. "Too Expensive," Says CFO [Auto Styling News]

[Auto Styling News]

Last Thursday, Ford announced that it would reduce the number of electric vehicles it had planned to produce, because there weren’t going to be enough customers who could afford to buy them. 

Ford CFO John Lawler said that because EVs are “too expensive” for most car buyers, the company was “going to balance supply with demand” by reducing its supply. 

Instead of turning out 600,000 electric cars and trucks by the end of this year, it would hit that mark at the end of next year. Instead of producing two million such vehicles by the end of 2026, it would turn out that many at some later date.
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