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Dodge is still going for muscles, but now powered by batteries and not V-engines. Dodge is planning something big for its famous muscle cars, the Charger and the Challenger, as the company is transitioning these to electric vehicles by 2024.

Dodge Muscle Cars Going Electric: 'Fastest Dodge Ever' Is an EV? [Powetrain, Specs and Rumors] Dodge is working on possibly the quickest vehicle in its history, and it is said to be all-electric. Will it outperform the Tesla Model S Plaid? Photo : Mike Noga/Pexels Dodge is known for its crazy performance engines, with some of them not even road safe. These engines are gas-guzzling, diesel-loving beasts that don't necessarily help the company comply with the looming emissions regulations. As part of the three big American automaker companies, General Motors and the Ford Motor Company have t...

Very heavy few weeks politically. last week we saw the loss of a democratic seat in the senate, in massachusetts. we had a remarkable speech from the president on friday in which many observers say he switched his role to back of that to what he was as a candidate, and the state of the union later this

Bulletproof glass. the fire cost $1,000 in damage. since the fire bomber didn't take anything police think it may have been retaliation in a recent arrest of the previous robbery of that store. small, compact and fuel efficient, what you see at this year's auto show. more than 800,000 people converge on detroit for the two-day event. this year's theme is green. with the focus on going green, maybe this could be a green year for automakers, too. three major volcanos around the world showing signs of life this weekend. this is mt. turrialba in costa rica. hasn't erupted in 150 years. it's ve...

You live. >> good lifestyle for folks. michigan has already set aside $700 million in tax credits to bring companies in to build batteries and set up shop in the state and hire local people. >> the electric car is going to catch on but americans have to buy them. the chevy volt that we are all waiting for is going to be about $40,000. where do you charge these? you don't have outlets on every o corner, you can't charge them all in the garage? we are seeing a paradigm shift when you look at the cars people are buying. that evidence is coming in this week. 80% of the vehicles traded in are truck...