Nothing suggests that Dodge will release a convertible version of the new Charger, so the aftermarket is again stepping in to fill the void. Florida-based coachbuilder Drop Top Customs chopped off the Charger Daytona’s roof to create the only electric four-seater convertible currently available in the United States.

It wasn’t all that long ago that Dodge announced the “Last Call” editions of its popular muscle cars, some of the most powerful ever produced by commercial car makers. At the time the industry was bullish on the EV future and Dodge went all in, announcing that its iconic muscle cars would be replaced by electric versions.

Although it's gone electric, the Dodge Charger continues to built in Canada in a plant that's almost 100 years old.

Dodge announced an official factory-approved convertible option for the final production run of the Dodge Challenger. The conversion was to be performed by a Florida outfit called Drop Top Customs, and despite the questionable wisdom of removing a major structural component from a 700+ hp muscle car,

The brand is planning to take the new Charger on a tour around the country to try and win over the hearts and minds of skeptical buyers

Dodge is rolling out a hefty discount on the 2025 Charger Daytona EV even though it hasn’t officially hit the market yet.

Florida's Drop Top Customs is almost ready to deliver a convertible conversion for the latest Dodge Charger Photos of the Charger Daytona EV with the conversion applied have been posted to social media Pricing hasn't been announced but a conversion for the previous Challenger costs $23,