New York 2022 : le prototype Chrysler Airflow EV se montre en nouvel habit
Photo : Chrysler Le prototype Chrysler Airflow Graphite EV, profil Le constructeur Chrysler a déjà connu de meilleurs jours. La gamme composée de deux fourgonnettes – basées sur la même plateforme – et la vieillissante berline 300 n’ont pas ce qu’il faut pour garder la marque en vie à long terme.
Pour le Salon de l’auto de New York, Chrysler a décidé de représenter son concept Airflow aperçu pour la première fois au CES de Las Vegas au mois de janvier 2022. Toutefois, cette fois, le véhicule multisegment entièrement électrique n’était pas blanc, mais bien noir avec quelques détails de couleur bronze, une belle combinaison il faut l’avouer.
Est-ce que ce sera suffisant pour sauver l’écusson de cette autre marque américaine de luxe? Il est trop tôt pour le savoir.
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