Dodge Charger 2026: Muscle Car with Six-Cylinder and Electric Drive
The new Dodge Charger is coming to Europe as a gasoline-powered Sixpack and a Daytona electric model. It offers plenty of character and space, but remains a niche car.
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The new Dodge Charger is coming to Europe as a gasoline-powered Sixpack and a Daytona electric model. It offers plenty of character and space, but remains a niche car.
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With the Bodo, Brabus is putting its first standalone supercar on the road. The V12 two-seater is loud, uncompromising, and strategically more important than another Mercedes-based conversion.
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Nissan confirms the Kicks for the UK and Europe. The compact SUV is set to be built in Sunderland, use e-Power hybrid technology and complement the electric Juke range.
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McLaren is expanding its model range: an electrified performance SUV with the internal project code P47 is planned for around 2028. Before that, a new hybrid supercar is expected to arrive.
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Audi is apparently preparing the first RS Q5. The performance SUV is likely to get a V6 plug-in hybrid with more than 600 PS, all-wheel drive and everyday electric range.
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Jeep is expanding the Compass in the UK with a fully electric all-wheel-drive system and a new plug-in hybrid. The Electric 4xe starts from £45,200 and targets buyers looking for a more compact electric SUV with more traction.
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Volvo revises the XC60 and XC90 as plug-in hybrids: A large battery raises the electric range to up to 124 miles in the XC60 and 99 miles in the XC90.
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Tesla is planning a new presentation of the Roadster in Waco, Texas. For reservation holders, it is an important signal – but series production, price and final data remain open.
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With the Mission Efficiency, Volkswagen is showing an electric concept car that reinterprets the idea of the XL1: extreme aerodynamics, MEB Entry technology and greater everyday usability.
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A new analysis of mileage up to 250,000 miles sees Honda clearly ahead among three major Japanese brands. For used-car buyers, this is an important indicator, but not a substitute for a thorough vehicle inspection.
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