Attendees of the New York International Auto Show were in for a treat today, as Chrysler unveiled an “alter-ego” version of its all-electric Chrysler Airflow concept. You might have to see it to believe it, but the concept “embodies Chrysler’s new contemporary, tech-forward design, showcasing a sleek, sophisticated Galaxy Black exterior body colour paired with Cyprus Copper accents inside and out.”
Chrysler Airflow Graphite concept
Fans of the automaker may remember that the Chrysler Airflow Concept was originally debuted at the 2022 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas; however, the Airflow Graphite version offers drivers a “reimagined look” as the brand works towards a full battery-electric portfolio by 2028. In the meantime, Chrysler’s first EV is set to launch by 2025.
Beyond its sleek design, the Airflow Graphite offers 400-mile range, fast-charging functionalty, and a leading-edge drive-system with intuitive AI and connected-vehicle technology. Drivers can expect next-level personalization, thanks to Chrysler’s STLA SmartCockpit feature, which “enables an extension of digital, work and home environments, all in sync.”
Chrysler Airflow Graphite concept
Chrysler’s STLA SmartCockpit is powered by STLA Brain, which allows for seamless over-the-air upgrades that promise to enhance and improve the vehicle in real-time throughout the owner-ship experience. The Airflow Graphite will also offer the STLA AutoDrive feature, which will deliver Level 3 autonomous driving capabilities.
Chrysler Airflow Graphite concept
“The Chrysler Airflow Graphite Concept, the latest version of our all-electric concept, represents the many possibilities on our brand’s road to an all-electric future,” said Chris Feuell, Chrysler brand CEO, Stellantis. “This new persona of the Airflow highlights the flexibility of the Chrysler brand’s future design direction and our ability to create personalities reflective of our diverse customers. As our brand evolves to offer a full battery-electric vehicle portfolio, we are completely rethinking and reinventing the customer experience.”
