Dodge CEO Reveals 3 New Car Models For 2025 & SHOCKS The Entire Industry!

In this video, we delve into the fascinating discoveries from Dodge CEO Timothy Kuniskis, who introduces three highly anticipated cars slated to enter the market in 2025. Dodge fans and vehicle aficionados are in for a treat with the unveiling of a revised Dodge Charger, the long-awaited return of the famous Dodge Viper, and a remodeled Dodge Challenger. These new vehicles are expected to shake up the automobile market by providing cutting-edge performance, daring new styling, and technologies that could reshape the muscle car segment.

The 2025 Dodge Charger is expected to keep its position as a muscle car industry leader, with a redesigned design that combines aggressive style with cutting-edge technology. The new Charger, which competes with rivals such as the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro, promises to provide an unparalleled driving experience. We look at how Dodge has fine-tuned this legendary vehicle to stay ahead of the competition, with improvements that appeal to both longtime fans and new consumers seeking a powerful and elegant ride.

Perhaps the most exciting news is the reintroduction of the Dodge Viper, an automobile that has represented American performance and raw power for decades. In this video, we look at how the 2025 Dodge Viper is likely to compete with high-end sports cars such as the Chevrolet Corvette and Porsche 911. With an emphasis on high-performance engineering and a design that pays homage to its history while embracing current aesthetics, the Viper is poised to make a huge impression on the sports car industry.

Finally, the revamped Dodge Challenger is primed to cement its place as one of the most famous muscle cars ever created. With additional features, increased performance, and a revamped design, the 2025 Challenger will face stiff competition from classic rivals such as the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro, as well as newer muscle car opponents. This video explains why the new Challenger is a must-see for anybody interested in American muscle cars and high-performance automobiles.

Join us as we look at these ground-breaking announcements, compare the new Dodge range to its competitors, and analyze what these new vehicles imply for the future of American muscle cars. Do not miss out on this exclusive glimpse at Dodge's future generation of automobiles!

[pretread]

Crap - false information without evidence - he wants viewers

[toberlorenz]

Tim retired a month or so ago. Let's make sure the information is accurate.

[stgraves]

I thought the CEO Tim quit Dodge because Dodge went away from the V8 muscle cars. Tim did not want EV cars but. They needed Stellantis to back them up with funds. Stellantis wants a different route for Dodge and Tim and his team said if you did this then we all gone, so they all quit.

[JacobMayo-dz]

Tim quit and that’s not how you say his last name lol

[BenSmith-mgjv]

The New charger body is by FAR superior to the old and F'ING BADA$$! It's like a FUTURISTIC GENERAL LEE! The interior may be an even GREATER IMPROVEMENT and even more bada$$ and the way I've seen the 2 door's trunk designed and the space it affords as a result is awesome! There's been several in-depth showings but I RECENTLY saw a very good one of the 2 door. Exterior and interior showing. If you've never seen the interior or the car reviewed at all I highly recommend you go watch the Raiti’s Ride YouTube channels review of the New charger. The RED one. It's awesome!

[sneezinhatch]

The new CEO hates what Tim came up with

[cuda]

Lame video and 100% Tim retired. The Viper and Challenger are not coming back. The Charger will have a 6 cylinder option not an 8 cylinder. In addition to this, why the references to the older Plymouth muscle cars in a Dodge video? God this video is

[sneezinhatch]

Why is there still a hellcat Durango???? For 2026

[billybob]

I really hope they bring back the DODGE MAGNUM

[JohnnyGuiltyMan]

There's no way in hell they're bringing the Viper back now

[Sir_FerrariDaytonaSp]

If these models were fitted with Hybrid V10's, V8's and V6's could've been fine as long as it still has thay Muscle Car blood it has.

[jg]

They should bring back Neon and Magnum.

[paulyboywesterhof]

6:01 we gonna get the hemi 5.8 🗣️💯🔊‼️👺

[jameshatton]

Lol... I hope no one buys , and forces dodge to rethink EVERYTHING

[nightwolf]

This is the content you make when your father didn’t love you enough😂

[paulledford]

Tim kenasus doesn't even work there anymore

[HectorRuiz-nu]

A battery powered car is far far from eco friendly that battery is going to be done with and then what put it on the side at some junk yard with other batteries leaking all types of fluids.

[jerryhawk]

😂😂😂 Electric cars are more harmful to the environment.Do your research.

[joemaloney]

Sustainability mobility...I am sceptical.

[olivernelson]

Interesting. They had to keep up with ford and chevy somehow🤷‍♂️