What we do know is the Fratzog is back, and I think that's a good call on Dodge's part. It's a good-looking logo still, it updates well to a modern feel, and it ties in nicely with Dodge's golden age.

Used on select Dodge production vehicles between 1962 and 1975, the fratzog was never used in advertising, but instead on emblems, badges, and in print on owner's manuals and service manuals.

The teaser image appears to show the front end of the future EV with a prominently glowing Fratzog emblem centered that's a callback to the triangular motif Dodge used to decorate its models in ...

Dodge will use the event to showcase customized versions of the new Charger Daytona. One of the models will have matte black stripes with red accents and Fratzog logos.