2008 Geneva Motor Show: Chrysler Brand Displays its Broad
Range - COMPLETE VIDEO
• European debut of the Chrysler ecoVoyager concept, an elegant design
coupled with advance hydrogen fuel cell range-extended electric-vehicle
technology
• World debut of the SRT® Design Group, a high-performance appearance package
for the Chrysler 300C powered by an efficient diesel engine
• Chrysler Grand Voyager
GENEVA - March 5, 2008: The 78th International Motor Show in Geneva saw the European
debut of the Chrysler ecoVoyager concept vehicle as well as the debut of the Chrysler
300C SRT® Design Group. These vehicles were joined by the all-new Chrysler Grand
Voyager that began arriving in European markets in the first quarter of 2008.
Chrysler ecoVoyager Concept Vehicle
The Chrysler ecoVoyager concept vehicle combines elegant Chrysler styling with
range-extending electric-vehicle technology. The ecoVoyager won the best concept
truck by EyesOn Design award during the North American International Auto Show.
The design concept explores “elegant simplicity” by taking advantage of the space
normally occupied by a conventional engine and transmission. This allowed for a
drastically reduced front overhang.
The extended-range electric-vehicle technology uses an electric motor to drive the
wheels with power supplied primarily by a lithium-ion battery pack. The electric
motor develops 200 kilowatts for brisk acceleration. The range-extending technology
is a small, advanced hydrogen fuel cell which would bring the Chrysler ecoVoyager’s
total range to more than 483 kilometres (300 miles) with zero harmful emissions.
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