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Chrysler’s one-car lineup may finally be coming to an end
Executive Summary
Summary: Chrysler’s one-model lineup may finally expand with the revival of the Airflow nameplate, dormant for nearly 90 years. Stellantis’ Fastlane 2030 vision includes plans for multiple new reasonably-priced Chrysler models built on the modular STLA One platform, potentially including a compact crossover.
Brands mentioned: Chrysler, Stellantis, Cadillac, Hyundai, Ioniq
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Chrysler’s one-car lineup may finally be coming to an end
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