Dodge has unveiled its new fully electric Charger, which has sparked controversy due to the absence of the famous Hemi V-8, now replaced by a “Fratzonic” exhaust sound that hasn’t won over many.
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A new version of this sound has been revealed, promising a more convincing experience, as demonstrated in a video posted on the brand’s Instagram, where the Charger Daytona EV emits a sound similar to a traditional V-8 while passing through a tunnel. However, this attempt to replicate the engine sound has not received public approval.
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Since its debut, Dodge has faced criticism and has already altered the sound several times in an effort to get a more positive response from consumers. Despite the changes, many still prefer the real V-8 sound and express their dissatisfaction on social media.
The situation reflects a resistance to the concept that an electric car should mimic the sound of a combustion engine. Even though the new Charger EV may resemble a Hellcat, the public still recognizes that it is not a true V-8. It is clear that many car enthusiasts still value the authenticity of combustion engine sounds.
Source: Motor1.com
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