DETROIT — The next new model from Stellantis’s Chrysler brand will be a two-row electric crossover in 2025, Chrysler CEO Christine Fuell said Wednesday. Fuell also said Chrysler expects to continue ...

The luxury automaker has reveled the Chrysler Airflow Concept, an all-electric SUV that resurrects the name of one of its most iconic models and previews a model that will launch in 2025 as begins the ...

For, Chrysler, which has been starved for new product, the shift to electrification is set to modernize the classic domestic brand. With a production-ready model based on the Airflow concept in ...

The Chrysler Airflow concept may no longer be the template for the brand's first production EV. Chrysler's first EV will still be a two-row crossover like the Airflow concept, but with a different ...

Chrysler will resurrect the historic Airflow nameplate for its next electric SUV. The model will be launched in production sooner than you thought, judging by the concept shown at Stellantis’s 2021 ...

Since it debuted at the 2022 New York International Auto Show, everyone thought Chrysler's then-new Airflow concept car was going to be the brand's first EV for the 2025 model year — after all, the ...

When Chrysler presented the Airflow concept at the 2022 CES, we were left with the impression that it was pretty much the production version apart from minor details. Stellantis seems to want to ...

The Chrysler Airflow concept is the subject of a recent patent application filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), although it's still unclear if Chrysler is mulling a ...

Chrysler was once one of the biggest names in the American auto industry, famous for flashy cars with chrome, fins and style that belied their relatively affordable prices. Cars like the Chrysler New ...

Chrysler today officially revealed its new Airflow Concept at CES 2022 – a name invoking the legendary streamlined Chrysler from the 1930s – promising “Level 3” autonomous driving capabilities, more ...

A century later, we look back at some of the most significant vehicles the Chrysler brand has produced. Before founding his own company, Walter Chrysler worked at the Buick division of General Motors.