By announcing the five new electric vehicles, Chrysler is demonstrating the versatility of their electric drive technology; and, these non-differentiated applications of new technology will help facilitate the electric car revolution.
From an energy standpoint, even if the Town & Country EV became available tomorrow at your local dealership, it will still have its draw-backs; it will still use gasoline, and, if plugged in, may rely on non-renewable, unclean energy sources. Furthermore, the technology's reliability and recyclability stand in question. Regardless, the ENVI products represent a major stepping stone towards where consumer motoring should be. For Chrysler's sake, stay tuned!
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| The electric motor's output to the front wheels is rated at 200 kW, or 268 horsepower, and 258 lb.-ft. of torque. |
From an energy standpoint, even if the Town & Country EV became available tomorrow at your local dealership, it will still have its draw-backs; it will still use gasoline, and, if plugged in, may rely on non-renewable, unclean energy sources. Furthermore, the technology's reliability and recyclability stand in question. Regardless, the ENVI products represent a major stepping stone towards where consumer motoring should be. For Chrysler's sake, stay tuned!
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