Many years in the making, the Airflow Concept could be close representation of Chrysler’s first production EV to come
Chrysler has taken the wraps off its Airflow Concept at the 2022 consumer electronics show CES. A pure EV with a crossover shape, the concept will likely influence the carmaker’s first all-electric model, which is set for launch in 2025.
“The Chrysler Airflow Concept represents the start of the brand’s journey toward a fully electrified future,” said Ralph Gilles, chief design officer, Stellantis. “It is the result of a thoughtful synthesis of the full arsenal of Stellantis’ connected vehicle technology – inside and out. The design features a decisively elegant aerodynamic exterior and a modern, sophisticated interior that takes the customer on a new level of digital delight.”
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