Dodge has raised the 2027 Charger Daytona EV’s starting price by $12,500, pushing the coupe to $72,495 before destination. The new figure was released June 3, 2026, as part of pricing for the broader 2027 Charger lineup.
That new 2027 Dodge Charger Daytona price is the number buyers will notice first, because last year the electric coupe started at $59,995 before destination. For shoppers tracking the cost of Dodge’s electric muscle car, the jump changes the entry point before any destination charges are added.
The pricing update arrives as Dodge rolls out the 2027 Charger family, and the Daytona sits at the center of that announcement because it is the electric model in the lineup. The company said the coupe will begin at $72,495 before destination, making the latest sticker more than a routine adjustment.
What makes the increase stand out is how little else changed. The Daytona model’s only significant update mentioned with the new pricing was the addition of a NACS charging port, a hardware change that helps align the car with a broader charging standard but does not explain a five-figure jump on its own.
That gap between the modest update and the price increase is likely to be the detail buyers weigh most closely. Dodge did not spell out further changes to the Daytona in the pricing release, and it did not provide additional trim-by-trim pricing or destination charges for the rest of the 2027 Charger lineup.
For now, the clearest takeaway is simple: the 2027 Charger Daytona is more expensive, and the new starting point is set at $72,495 before destination. The remaining question for buyers is whether the rest of the lineup will follow the same path when Dodge fills in the full pricing picture.
