Chrysler interrupted the progression of a medium -sized electric crossover that would arrive this year with a design in part encouraged through the conceptual car in the air presented in 2022.
Citing an email allegedly sent through Chrysler Matrix Stellantis to the suppliers, Mopar Insiders reported in January the nine that Chrysler had interrupted the plans for an intermediate length crossing under progression on the giant platform of Stellantis and Stla and intended to be built to Long the Chrysler Pacifica Minifan and Stla Large Dodge Charge in a Windsor factory, Ontario.
Since then, a Chrysler spokesman has shown Authority that the CEO Christine Feull put the program at rest while the logo “evaluates the market and desires and wishes of its customers. “
The spokesman also showed that Chrysler is still on the right path to launch a Pacific a day in 2026, which will be followed through a separate cross and a third style encouraged through the conceptual layer of Halcyon 2024. Think that the planned crossover It is greater than the style whose progression has been interrupted. An electric pacific with flexible seats is also underway, Feuell showed with green automobile ratios the past fall.
Christine Feull
The head of Stellantis Design Ralph Gilles, in an interview with Motor Trend published in 2023, said that the original crossing encouraged through the air would not use the call or design of the concept. He said that Feull looked after the production style to pass in another direction from the concept, in terms of style.
Feuell, in the same interview with Trend Motor, said the revised design had worked in consumer clinics held in Los Angeles, and added that he maintained a component of the aesthetics of the concept, but presented a more fashionable global conception.
Chrysler to Langui for years with a limited range, leading to rumors that can be cut or off from the rest of Stellantis. However, Feuell, in an interview with CNBC before in January, said that Chrysler had a great career and won investments for new products.