The Dodge Charger Daytona SRT Banshee Concept features an inspired design that takes on the challenge of revolutionizing the look of a BEV while offering subtle nods to the brand’s muscle car past. That design principle begins to unfold in the front, where the concept’s patent-pending R-wing redefines the typical Dodge front end, maintaining the characteristically blunt Dodge profile while developing a more aerodynamic vehicle.
Dodge Charger Daytona Banshee Concept: Exterior Details
The Dodge Charger Daytona Banshee Concept combines modern looks with a long, wide, and confident road presence. The front grille stands out with cross-car illuminated lighting centered by a white illuminated Fratzog badge, a symbol teased last year by Dodge. The logo represents the electrified future of Dodge and signifies the brand’s unwavering commitment to its performance heritage.
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Vertical details on the front grille add texture while calling back to the brand’s heritage, specifically the iconic 1968 Dodge Charger. The Daytona SRT Banshee Concept distills performance to its simplest form, enhanced by a typically playful Dodge exterior color name, which is “Greys of Thunder.” Nice. The color gives a high-gloss graphite feel with deep textures. The concept’s “waterline” tracks around the sides and gives a planted look while emphasizing the upper portion, keeping the visual weight high. At the same time, the subtle muscular shaping of the wheel fenders accents the body styling.
The headlights almost disappear, hidden underneath the R-Wing, and integrate seamlessly into the aerodynamic surface. The front and rear lighting feature a full-width design centered by a 3D illuminated Fratzog badge. The Dodge Charger Daytona SRT Concept rides on painted-pocket 21-inch wheels with diamond-cut faces, which add to the aerodynamic efficiencies with a turbine-like design. Grey six-piston brakes provide the stopping power for the vehicle. Lastly, a new hatchback design gives the concept a personality to be a beast at the track while still meeting everyday needs.
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