Futuristic and aerodynamic concept

Chrysler will launch its first 100% electric car in 2025 and, like other brands in the Stellantis group, is moving towards a 100% electric range by 2028. To give us an idea of ​​its future models, the American manufacturer has just shown Chrysler Halcyon conceptA 100% electric and autonomous sedan with a decidedly futuristic look that emphasizes sustainability and technology.
“The Chrysler Halcyon Concept creates a level of tranquility that fully lives up to the Halcyon name. Halcyon showcases innovative and sustainable mobile solutions that integrate technology and deliver value to customers, enabling ‘Harmony in Motion'”Chris Fewell, CEO of the Chrysler brand at Stellantis, said on the occasion: “The Chrysler Halcyon Concept brings an all-electric future to life with new technology suites from Stellantis that combine a simple, clean aerodynamic design with a seamless, connected and immersive cabin experience. »
After the Portal and Airflow concept cars, Chrysler now goes further, creating a new style based on STLA A large platform, an evolution of Alfa Romeo’s Giorgio platform designed for electrified cars. Externally, its lines are distinguished by very refined forms optimized for aerodynamics. There’s a horizontal light signature, as well as a new Chrysler logo with wings and lighting front and rear. The sliding active aerodynamic diffuser helps to constantly improve the efficiency and dynamics of driving.

Chrysler Halcyon Concept: a concentrate of Stellantis technologies

Four doors that open oppositely allow you to discover the interior of the Chrysler Halcyon Concept with a very refined design and 95% made of environmentally friendly materials. There we find a large one 15.6-inch touch screen in the center of the cabin, retractable and rotatable in portrait or landscape orientation, supplemented augmented reality projection display, is projected onto the windshield. When driving autonomously, the steering wheel and pedals retract to free up space in the cabin for relaxation.
As for technology, the Chrysler Halcyon concept is based on Stellantis software platforms: STLA Brain, STLA SmartCockpit and STLA AutoDrive, which promise a harmonious user experience. In particular, you can communicate by voice with a virtual assistant equipped withArtificial Intelligenceand to connect the vehicle to other connected devices or home automation platforms.
A key is not required to access the vehicle because facial recognition allows you to recognize users who have the right to unlock and start the car. The model is equipped with functions level 4 autonomous drivingallowing the driver to relax while watching a movie or playing a video game while delegating the driving.

More precise technical information about the Chrysler Halcyon Concept has not been revealed, but it has Li-S battery (lithium-sulfur) o 800Vwhich can be charged automatically by induction, simply by driving on roads specially equipped for this purpose.

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