- Mopar has teased a new electric muscle car for SEMA.
- The brands aren’t saying much, but it appears the concept was originally slated to debut at last year’s show before Stellantis pulled out due to the UAW strike.
- Little is known about the model, but it may be an electromod from the 60’s or 70’s.
The era of the electric muscle car is upon us, for better or worse. However, Stellantis isn’t resting on their laurels as the company has teased a new concept for the SEMA Show.
While it’s natural to assume Dodge would want to showcase the Charger Daytona, that doesn’t appear to be the case. Instead, we could be looking at an electromod judging by the teaser image.
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That remains to be seen, but the automaker said “What kind of future is there for a legendary muscle car? A concept from Mopar may show the answer.”
Besides that cryptic hint, the company released a picture that shows four circular lights and a classic grille. We can also see a ventilated hood and what appears to be chrome trim.
2023 teaser image
Mopar is staying tight-lipped, but it looks like we’ll finally see the car that was bound for last year’s show. As you may recall, the brand dropped a teaser image in October of 2023 that appeared to show a second-generation Dodge Charger. The mystery model was slated to be unveiled at SEMA the following month, but Stellantis pulled out of the show due to mounting costs from the UAW strike.
The second time could be the charm, although history may repeat itself as the UAW is threatening to strike once again. In fact, they’re doing far more than that as UAW President Shawn Fain recently called on Stellantis to “shitcan” CEO Carlos Tavares for doing a “piss-poor” job.
