She has previously stated she wants Chrysler to become the gateway to Stellantis, while offering “clean mobility, seamless technology” and affordable pricing. Chances are some of the basic element are being retained, but with a design that’s completely different.ĬEO Feuell is also preparing a complete overhaul of the customer experience at Chrysler, from online and dealer purchases to after-sales service. And no one at the brand has given any clues about what changes have been made to the now two-year-old Airflow concept. We won't see this vehicle until next year, though. The electric model now in development in the works has received very positive response so far, said Ralph Gilles who himself finds the design quite stunning. The idea is that Chrysler wants to make a complete break with the past to help it relaunch successfully. That surely means the brand is readying to choose a new name for the model. He added that meant what’s coming has no relation to what we’ve seen with the Airflow, either in terms of name or design. Motor Trend also Stellantis head of design Ralph Gilles, who said that Feuell wanted a model that would make a statement. Chrysler CEO Chris Feuell had previously told Motor Trend that while many loved the name internally, just as many were against the company using it. In fact, it says it is reviewing its previous approach to electric model design.Ĭlearly, reaction to the Airflow concept was not universal applause. Chrysler has decided it won’t use the name. It looks now like the past is where it’s going to stay, at least for the time being. The sleek exterior design is complemented by a thoughtfully selected exterior color palette. The Airflow Concept’s streamlined exterior design helps with better aerodynamics and helps in offering a better EV range. The name, first used to designate a car back in the 1930s, was both a nice nod to the past and appropriate for the electric age. The Airflow Concept has a modern, expressive, and sleek exterior design, which will attract a lot of potential EV buyers. To that end, the automaker presented the Airflow concept a couple of years back and pushed it along the development process to a production model. Chrysler CEO Chris Feuell wants to reposition the brand within the Stellantis group.Ĭhrysler's current lineup is thin, to say the least, and it will fatten with EVs and EVs only, that much is clear.Expect a fully electric car lineup from Chrysler within the next few. The future EV will also adopt a different style than the concept. The Chrysler Airflow EV concept is a whole new direction for the legacy car brand.Chrysler's first electric model will not be called Airflow.

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