[PlumCrazy]

How likely is it that the production version of the Daytona will look exactly the same as the concept car?

For me I think it will be the same for the most part. My only questions will be whether or not Dodge ends up changing the hood and altering the car's aero. I hope not but it seems like the most likely thing that could change.

 

[E-Muscle]

Definitely closer to the concept but its tough to say what Dodge will do. Thankfully they are focused on making EVs styling and is not in the business of making "jelly beans". So it should look good either way, haven't seen an ugly Dodge in years.

Dodge Not In The Business Of Making "Jelly Beans", Wants Their EVs To Be Stylish | Carscoops

Stellantis Chief Design Officer Ralph Gilles explains how they can pull off attractive retro designs without sacrificing efficiency

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“They’re happy that it doesn’t look like a jelly bean and part of that is the front end looking menacing still, a lot of character and celebrating the brand,” Gilles continued. “That’s going to be our shtick. There’s a lot of other companies if you want to buy jelly beans, go get it. It ain’t going to come from us.”

 

[PlumCrazy]

Definitely closer to the concept but its tough to say what Dodge will do. Thankfully they are focused on making EVs styling and is not in the business of making "jelly beans". So it should look good either way, haven't seen an ugly Dodge in years.

Dodge Not In The Business Of Making "Jelly Beans", Wants Their EVs To Be Stylish | Carscoops

Stellantis Chief Design Officer Ralph Gilles explains how they can pull off attractive retro designs without sacrificing efficiency

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“They’re happy that it doesn’t look like a jelly bean and part of that is the front end looking menacing still, a lot of character and celebrating the brand,” Gilles continued. “That’s going to be our shtick. There’s a lot of other companies if you want to buy jelly beans, go get it. It ain’t going to come from us.”

That's a good sign for sure. Overall it seems doable for Dodge to recreate the concept for production. I hope they don't pull the wool over our eyes here.

 

[BigDaddyEureka]

I think the mirrors and wheels will change, and probably a fair amount of the interior. But I'm with you that if it's 99% like this it will be a winner. They will sell at least one to me!

 

[Big Swede]

I think the mirrors and wheels will change, and probably a fair amount of the interior. But I'm with you that if it's 99% like this it will be a winner. They will sell at least one to me!

Depends on the price as well. I think the biggest difference will be the interior.

 

[PlumCrazy]

I think the mirrors and wheels will change, and probably a fair amount of the interior. But I'm with you that if it's 99% like this it will be a winner. They will sell at least one to me!

Very true about the interior. I imagine it's going to get toned down a bit depending on how many models they'll offer.

 

[WorldThatHeSees]

That interior is too much. No need to make stuff all futurey, how about functional? Just image the cost of that door lock/window switch when it goes bad.

Looks like touchscreen.

Anywho, all I want from life is a volume knob. Just kidding, those exterior mirrors are too tiny.