LA Times reported that a new line of cars will be coming out under one of the world's top automobile makers, Chrysler.
Chrysler is currently making electrical cars in all types, sedans, SUVs, sport's cars and mini vans. Cars for displays and demostrations were revealed on Tuesday, however, the complete electric car line will not in the automobile market for at least two years.
While competing automotive companies, such as Honda, which has already released several electrical cars, Chrysler's chief executive, Robert Nadelli, said Chrysler is not solely making limited editions of electrical cars, instead, this new line of electrical cars will be the future of Chrysler.
Because of a whole line of new cars coming out by the end of 2010, Chrysler is confident these rechargable battery-operated cars will lead the new gas-saving automotive industry. With electic cars of all sizes under one dealership, consumers may find that Chrysler truly builds with drivers' preferences in mind.
Chrysler has not released any figures on how much the new lines of cars will cost. At this time, Chrysler is concentrating more on promoting the high-performances of these gas saving, silent electrical cars.
- Ching
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I don't want to bash the big American automakers, but why do they always have to lag behind, in terms of innovation and technology? Better later than never, I guess...
-Raul
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