Chrysler joins electric world...

FINALLY, ELECTRIC VEHICLES WITHOUT COMPROMISE

You’ve told us that you want clean, economical fuel solutions and we’ve been listening. ENVI — a special team within Chrysler — was formed specifically to bring you the next generation of alternative drivetrains as early as 2010 for North America. Soon after European markets will also benefit from this innovative solution.

ENVI has been hard at work developing technology that will deliver fuel-less Electric Vehicles and extremely fuel-efficient Range-extended Electric Vehicles. And they’re bringing it to you in a full-range of vehicle options from Chrysler, Jeep® and Dodge. That means you’ll have the ability to drive the way you drive today, in your choice of a front-wheel-drive, rear-wheel-drive, or body-on-frame four-wheel-drive vehicle, while going easy on the environment and your wallet.

Check out our blog for videos, photos and the latest on ENVI and more about this exciting technology.

source: http://www.chryslerllc.com/en/innovation/envi/overview/

steveKBB:

FINALLY, ELECTRIC VEHICLES WITHOUT COMPROMISE

You’ve told us that you want clean, economical fuel solutions and we’ve been listening. ENVI — a special team within Chrysler — was formed specifically to bring you the next generation of alternative drivetrains as early as 2010 for North America. Soon after European markets will also benefit from this innovative solution.

ENVI has been hard at work developing technology that will deliver fuel-less Electric Vehicles and extremely fuel-efficient Range-extended Electric Vehicles. And they’re bringing it to you in a full-range of vehicle options from Chrysler, Jeep® and Dodge. That means you’ll have the ability to drive the way you drive today, in your choice of a front-wheel-drive, window regulator, rear-wheel-drive, or body-on-frame four-wheel-drive vehicle, while going easy on the environment and your wallet.

Nice to hear that Chrysler already involved into the current trends of developing electric cars for the future. These cars are in-demand these days by the car buying public since we are dealing with the alternatives to fuel dependent cars.

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