Whatever your thoughts are about Dodge's decision to make the new Charger Daytona an EV, there's one thing you can't argue with. The car is a performance bargain, with better acceleration than the gas models it replaces and with lease prices that are a lot lower.

The electric Dodge Charger Daytona is just now starting to roll into dealers and Dodge is already offering all kinds

Dodge just kicked off its lease deals for February and in some corners of the USA, the new Charger Daytona is just $299 a month. At the same time, most places across the nation will pay hundreds more but have the benefit of a lower down payment.

Unlike most EVs, the Charger Daytona produces a sound much like a muscle car. Dodge has created the world’s first Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust system, which delivers muscle-car levels of sound intensity that set the Charger apart from other BEVs.

Waido’s Daytona body kit appears to take inspiration from the previous-gen widebody Challenger Hellcat. The pieces include a front splitter that wraps around the nose and connects to the broader front fenders. More prominent side sills connect the flares at each end. Subtle trim elements add texture to them.

The new, all-electric Dodge Charger Daytona is still fresh on dealers’ lots, but the automaker is already working hard to move inventory. Dodge is offering lease deals on the car that could make it as cheap as $299 per month.

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Dodge seems desperate to get people into its electric Charger. It's just launched an enticing lease deal for the performance coupe. For $299 a month (plus tax and fees), you can get a 2024 Charger Daytona R/T for two years with a mileage cap of 7,