A new Chrysler concept car is on the way
In recent years, the brand Chrysler appeared to be in agony: after the recent abandonment of the Chrysler 300, the American manufacturer’s lineup includes only the Pacifica and Voyager minivans, older models whose market share is in sharp decline.
As with the European brands, the Stellantis Group is set to relaunch its sales across the Atlantic, and following the announcement of exciting new products from Dodge, no less than three new 100% electric models planned at Chrysler by the end of this decade. The first of them should be a prototype of a 100% electric concept carwhich will be unveiled on Tuesday, February 13, 2024. To help us wait for its opening, first teaser photo just discovered:
“Chrysler will unveil an innovative new concept car and release the first of three teaser images that give a glimpse of the brand’s potential all-electric future”clarifies the manufacturer in a press release.
See you on February 13, 2024
It’s hard to imagine what awaits us with this first teaser image: it presents a bird’s-eye view of the model, but we can make out the hood shapes, muscular front wings and front end. wide horizontal light signaturewhich seems to emphasize the brand’s acronym is also highlighted.
This design is reminiscent of the Chrysler Airflow concept car presented at the CES 2022 consumer electronics show in Las Vegas: the front also has a horizontal light design that unites the A new light logo.
The future concept is still a mystery, even if the first rumors already talk about a 100% electric sedan that will soon replace the Chrysler 300C. More teaser images of Chrysler’s new concept car will be released on February 9 and 12, 2024, before its final unveiling, which will take place February 13, 2024 at 11:00 a.m. (Paris time).
Chrysler, founded in 1925, will celebrate its centenary next year, and the beginning of a new era will be marked by the launch of a new series of all-electric vehicles.
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Source: Auto Plus
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