Chrysler's Airflow Concept utility vehicle is seen in Chelsea, Michigan, U.S. in 2020. Picture taken in 2020. Stellantis/Handout via REUTERS.
(Reuters) - Automaker Stellantis' Chrysler brand said on Wednesday it plans to shift to an all-electric lineup by 2028 and introduce new products, including a utility vehicle, as it moves forward, the North American brand's chief executive said.
Chrysler is scheduled to show the Airflow concept vehicle at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, offering a view into the brand's design direction as it looks to remake itself and boost sales, Chris Feuell said in an interview. The plan is for the brand to offer its first EV by 2025 and add additional electric vehicles as it shifts from a lineup with gasoline-powered engines.
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