Chrysler Airflow

[B25Nut]

It says a lot that this article puts the primary target of the Airflow as the Mach-E. The styling is similar.

https://www.autoweek.com/news/green...k_StateOfCharge_DailyDrive_Newsletter_Sending

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[MABachE131]

Not bad looking, but needs to be mean looking like a 300, Charger, or Challenger.

 

[Peaceowl]

Nice looking e-car. 400/charge miles too In the midsize one!
forgot to add, the name is weird.?‍

 

[BrimstoneNJ]

Nice looking e-car. 400/charge miles too In the midsize one!
forgot to add, the name is weird.?‍

The Airflow was Chrysler's high tech car in the late 1930s. Its big deal was aerodynamic styling for lower drag. It wasn't very popular.

I'm really surprised they are bringing the name back - it would be like Ford naming a new car the Granada or the Edsel.

 

[scoopman]

This looks like the boring EV SUV that Ford explicitly decided not to build.

 

[ARK]

This looks like the boring EV SUV that Ford explicitly decided not to build.

Not build yet - the Escape EV is surely coming. Not everyone will want a Mustang SUV.

 

[phil]

I won't hold my breath waiting for this one. Even if it does actually enter production as planned (hoped?) in 2024, it's 4 years behind the electric Mustang, which entered production in 2020.

Some people think it's already too painful waiting for the Mustang...

 

[DYohn]

Is it a Fiat?

 

[timbop]

Chrysler Corp does have a history of being mismanaged to the brink of oblivion, and this looks like a desperate attempt to show it isn't about to happen again. Very similar to the Dodge "reveal" of a sheet over an ICE saying "we're going to make an EV soon!"

 

[HuntingPudel]

Well, we need more affordable EVs. Good on Stellantis. Let’s see more from them and other manufacturers. ??

 

[generaltso]

Very similar to the Dodge "reveal" of a sheet over an ICE saying "we're going to make an EV soon!"

No, they were very clear that it won't be an "EV". It will be an eMuscle Car. They clearly know that nobody would ever want to buy an "EV". ?

 

[Logal727]

No, they were very clear that it won't be an "EV". It will be an eMuscle Car. They clearly know that nobody would ever want to buy an "EV". ?

Sadly, Stellantis is catering to those who think the word EV is virtue signaling.

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