Chrysler 200C EV Concept Unveiled in Detroit

one more insignia ?

That's a very handsome car. The rear is like cross between audi and bmw, but in a good way. The front looks like an insignia indeed, but better IMHO.

WOW Who knew Chrysler could come up with this? Hot!

Bring it, trow away the bad Sebring.

I thought it was a last gen. Acura RL at first glance, but I'm very impressed that this came from Chrysler's stable.

One of the biggest manufacturer of gas guzzlers now's on EVs? I'm glad, I just hope they actually work.

Looks like the Sebring mixed with the Insignia.

i thought it was a rebadged insignia :O

it does look nice but i guess we've already seen it all. insignia.

There, this car is pretty nice and should shut up everybody who said Chrysler was going to waste the taxpayers money. They are making moves, this is a very good one.

This looks promising. I fear it may have come too late though...

wow, now this is what chrysler should've been working on a long time ago, lets hope this is a first step for a brighter future for chrysler.

Wow, why can't they make the Sebring look like this?

i thought Sebring was a problem of quality, but this concept should bring the company a bit of hope, i more like its interior which is modern and cozy and more importantly "all organic and natural material" if it is real.

Given the size of the car when seeing it with a person sitting it, i'm guessing the next gen 300c (2011-2012?) will have a lot of this design in it. And if that can trickle down to the Sebring, even better.

beautiful - i love the rear, reminiscent of the beautifullly sculpted 6-series rear and the awesome side and front, harking back the tasteful bentley continental... sexy

No, it is not like the Insignia, it is the design evolution of the Chrysler Nassau concept of the few years ago. Bravo Chrysler...!

ohhhh cool!!! very sleek and modern yet retro at the same time!!! but i thought chrysler was going back to using the penta-star badge already. but i like this logo more, it's more american.

Definitely does not look Ameircan. FINALLY, Chrysler got rid of its 1970s-1980s hangers on.

I am totally in love with this car. Its just simply awesome. and the Technology, its a Plug In Hybrid (Serial Hybrid), but I dont understand one thing. Why is Chrysler using an oversized Internal Combustion Engine (2.0 litre) to power the Generators, when they can use something way smaller?? Correct me if I'm wrong guys, Since the wheels are driven by a 200 Kw (268 Hp) Electric motor powered by the Li-Ion batteries, the torque required to turn the Generators should be fairly small, lets say around 50 to 60 Nm. This can be achieved with a much smaller Internal Combustion Engine (lets say a 500 cc (0.5 litre) Engine or even less instead of the large 2000 cc (2.0 litre) Engine). Why consume more fuel than you really need to...?? I smell something fishy...