Chrysler has unveiled its all-electric Airflow concept at the CES Consumer Technology Show in Las Vegas. The concept is a preview of an upcoming vehicle slated for 2025. The tech-savvy concept car is “a nod” to a vehicle that the company plans to launch in 2025, according to Chrysler CEO Christine Feuell. She said the unnamed production crossover will be the first of at least two or three new all-electric vehicles, including a minivan, planned by 2028. Chrysler will be at the forefront of parent company Stellantis’$35.5 billion electric vehicle plans, Feuell said. The exterior of the crossover features a new design direction for Chrysler, including an updated “Chrysler Wing” logo tied into a cross-car grille and LED light blade. An LED taillight runs the full width of the vehicle as well. The concept features large screens that span the interior, almost door to door. It’s also the first vehicle to useStellantis' new STLA Brain Software suite and STLA SmartCockpit. The Airflow, as well as the forthcoming production vehicle, are expected to deliver 350 to 400 miles of range on a single charge, according to Chrysler. The company declined to comment on potential pricing for the Airflow-based vehicle planned for 2025, but Feuell mentioned a “sweet spot for EVs overall being between $35,000 and $60,000. Chrysler kicks off plans to go all-electric by 2028 with Airflow concept (cnbc.com)
Not bad, it's a Chrysler 200 version 2.0. I like the way the designers hid the dual exhaust pipes! (SRT Tom - I'm being sarcastic... LOL)
From the title, I was envisioning this: https://www.hagerty.com/media/automotive-history/1934-chrysler-airflow-future-early/
