2027 Dodge Charger Daytona Scat Pack AWD 305/35ZR20

The CarCody take

The 2027 Dodge Charger Daytona Scat Pack AWD 305/35ZR20 is a large electric car with all-wheel drive and automatic transmission. Its EPA-rated range is 267 miles, with 86 combined MPGe and energy use of 39.14 kWh per 100 miles. EPA estimates annual electricity cost at $900, and a 240-volt charge takes 10 hours.

Who it suits. Drivers wanting a large all-wheel-drive electric car Owners who can charge on a 240-volt setup Trips that fit within a 267-mile EPA range

What it is

This 2027 Dodge Charger is a large car powered by electricity. It uses all-wheel drive, an automatic transmission, and two 250 kW DCPM electric motors.

The numbers

The figure that matters most for trip planning is the EPA range: 267 miles on a full charge. Its combined rating is 86 MPGe, with energy use of 39.14 kWh per 100 miles.

What it costs to run

The EPA estimates $900 in yearly fuel cost. That is the electricity cost estimate for a year of driving under EPA assumptions.

Charging at 240 volts takes 10 hours according to the listed charge time.

How it compares

Use its 86 combined MPGe when lining it up with other models in the electric efficiency chart. Its 267-mile range belongs in the range comparison with other electric cars, including the longest-range electric cars.

For other Dodge models, the Dodge cars list provides the same kind of EPA figures to compare.

Who it suits

This Charger suits drivers who want a large electric car with all-wheel drive and enough EPA range for trips up to 267 miles between charges.

It also fits owners who can leave the car connected for a 10-hour charge on a 240-volt supply.

Trade-offs

The 267-mile range sets a clear limit between charging stops, while the 10-hour 240-volt charge time favors planned overnight charging.

Its 86 MPGe and 39.14 kWh per 100 miles describe its electricity use. The car's large-car class and all-wheel drive are part of the package.

Verdict

Choose this electric Charger if a large body, all-wheel drive, and a 267-mile EPA range match your regular routes.

Budget about $900 a year for electricity under the EPA estimate, and plan around the 10-hour 240-volt charging time. Its 86 MPGe rating gives you a straightforward way to compare operating efficiency with other electric cars.