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title: "$29K Dodge Charger — is this 50% off EV deal too good to miss?"
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description: "The all-electric Dodge Charger, originally priced around $60,000, has seen significant price cuts by dealers, now available for approximately $29,000. Despite its initial failure to attract buyers, this nearly 50% discount raises questions about its value as a retro EV. The article discusses the reasons behind the Charger’s lackluster sales and whether this new pricing makes it a worthwhile option for potential buyers."
datetime: "2025-12-29T19:34:43.000Z"
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# $29K Dodge Charger — is this 50% off EV deal too good to miss?

We talk all about the whys and hows behind the all-electric Dodge Charger failing to light up the sales boards the way it lit up its rear tires, but with a base price around $60,000 it hardly seemed to matter — now that Dodge dealers are slashing prices by nearly 50%, however, is this retro EV finally worth a look?

**SKIP THE STORY**:take me to the deal!

Having witnessed the sales success of the first all-electric muscle car, I think it’s safe to say that most EV buyers aren’t any more interested in muscle cars than traditional muscle car buyers are in EVs. Now, whether you blame that on divisive politics, culture wars, a particularly fragile grasp on heterosexuality, or the unforgivably stupid “Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust” that lets the whole neighborhood know that daddy’s special boy got a new car is irrelevant, because a nearly sixty-thousand US American dollar coupe was never going to be a volume play, _regardless_ of what was under the hood.

Imagine my surprise, then, when I ran across a brand-new, 2025 Dodge Charger R/T being advertised at just $28,935 — **less than half the car’s original $62,685 asking price**!

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