Dodge Charger SRT Daytona Semi: Ideal Transport Solution

Dodge Returns with Even More Power in Aerodynamic Render

Envision a semi-truck that you’d long to take the wheel of – a beautiful massive transport, inspired by muscle cars.

This artistic tribute from HotCars’ Timothy Adry Emmanuel to the Dodge Charger is an ideal means to spread the news about their latest and greatest muscle vehicle. It reflects his love for the type and serves as a wonderful way of promoting its arrival.

Due to its powerful design, the tractor unit is constructed and fashioned with a heavy performance accent. The trailer functions as the perfect display for the Charger SRT Daytona plus the 70s Charger with its lift-up sides and a collapsible ramp. Even though it demands a commercial license to take the wheel, this is one vehicle that will never shy away from attention.

Appearing to have been crafted with dual objectives in mind, the Dodge Charger semi-truck is a veritable powerhouse and a promotional medium. It might serve as Dodge’s official means of transport for the Charger SRT Daytona electric vehicle as it voyages around the globe and attends various events.

The semi-truck concept uses the same of muscle car styling principles in its look. Finished with Daytona-inspired black wheels, the truck would appear lower than usual, potentially coming with an enhanced air suspension to reduce its size during shows. With its aerodynamic front bumper, splitter and air ducts plus enlarged grille openings in the hood, the Charger SRT semi-truck gives off a striking appearance. For the light bar at the front, the design reflects the current Dodge Charger as well as the Daytona concept, and additionally seems to be modeled after the Kia Imagine concept car; the two have a similar finish.

Car-like side mirrors add the finishing touch. This rig can be seen spinning its tyres in a video, displaying its sheer muscle power – detached from the trailer, there is potential for the tractor unit to really tear up the drag strip.

It is improbable that the Chevrolet Corvette semi-truck would ever materialize, yet as a promotional concept to show off the impending Dodge Charger SRT Daytona electric muscle car, we can’t envision anything more fitting.

Moving back, the trailer possesses more details that hint to remind one of the Charger – a bright red light bar which is a mixture of the present Charger’s tail lamp format and the Daytona’s plain aft end.

Be sure to not miss out on the 1969 Dodge Charger R/T, supercharged in the style of Fast And Furious. Accompanying it is the upcoming Dodge Charger SRT Daytona.

The audio of these vehicles is unique compared to the hefty diesel-powered engine found in trucks, possessing around 500 horsepower and 1800 pound-feet of torque if it had an up-to-date Kenworth Goodman lorry configuration. Consequently, for maximum traction, the truck is more likely to use a meticulously modified model like Volvo’s record-breaking Iron Knight, which generates 2400 horsepower and over 4000 pound-feet of torque.