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Daytona has debuted as the brand's first electric muscle car. They say the first electric muscle car.

I don't know. I think that the Model S plaid is pretty brutal. You could call that a muscle car. But either way,

emphasizing performance rather than efficiency. So, you know, you could say that they know the

efficiency isn't the best, so this is a bit of a spin. Or I think they probably have genuinely gone,

let's make something as bonkers that fits in with the brand as we can,

and it's not going to tick all the boxes for everything, but we can win some things.

The charger transitions to an all-electric lineup under the Daytona name,

utilizing the STLA large platform. It's got a 400-volt electrical system.

Now, there's a future SRT-Banchi model,

which will feature an 800-volt system and two-speed transmission. That's coming later, though,

alongside the combustion engine six-pack chargers, as they call them, powered by a 3-liter twin

turbo in line 6. The 2024 charger Daytona EV, EV though initially available only as a two-door model

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