New York 2022: The Chrysler Airflow Concept Shows a New Look
Photo: Chrysler The Chrysler Airflow Graphite EV, profile Iconic automaker Chrysler has seen better days, let’s fact it. Its current lineup of two minivans - based on the same platform - and the aging 300 sedan isn’t what’s going to keep the brand going in the long run.
For the New York Auto Show, Chrysler decided to re-present its Airflow concept first seen at CES in Las Vegas in January 2022. This time, however, the all-electric crossover wasn't white, but black with some bronze details, a nice combination to be sure. It wants to be called Graphite, if you please.Photo: Chrysler The Chrysler Airflow Graphite EV, interior Chrysler CEO Chris Feuell said today the Airflow is just one of many possibilities on the road to electrification for Chrysler.
Will it be enough to save the crest of this other American luxury brand? It is simply too early to tell.
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