The Dodge Charger Daytona EV is so new that many people have likely never seen one in person, but the car might soon become one of the better lease deals in the automaker’s lineup. CarsDirect located a bulletin sent to dealers by Stellantis that details the numbers for a 24-month lease on the Scat Pack trim, and the early figures look promising.
The bulletin stated a low money factor for a Scat Pack lease that gives it the equivalent of a 0.14 percent APR, lower than the 0.65 percent advertised for the lower-level R/T trim. The Scat Pack also has a better residual value, at 59 percent, compared to the R/T’s 54. Buyers also get a $7,500 lease cash incentive through Stellantis Financial for new Scat Packs.
Dodge hasn’t advertised Scat Pack lease deals yet, but it's offering the R/T as the first lease. It’s available on a 24-month lease for $549 per month, with $4,999 due at signing. The automaker is also offering financing through Stellantis Financial for six years at zero percent interest.
The Charger Daytona has a lot of skepticism to overcome. Dodge is the house that Hellcat built, and the brand’s typical buyers don’t exactly fit the EV mold. That said, the automaker is planning internal combustion engines for the car, though they will come in the form of turbocharged six-cylinder mills instead of the roaring V8s buyers have become accustomed to.
[Images: Dodge]
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